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rammraju
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Hi all,
Can someone please let me know how can we do 3.13 compare a non case sensitive. I tried using process statements of 3.13, but still i am not able to do that. can someone please help me in doing this. |
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Phrzby Phil
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| If your files are small enough, copy them and convert to uppercase via the TSO editor's UC line command. |
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Marso
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Alternatively, on panel 3.13, use the ANYC option:
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| Process Options . . ANYC |
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rammraju
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Hi Marso,
I used ANYC but still it showing the difference if the case is different. Below is the way i am using AMYC. Please correct if I am using it the wrong way
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****** ***************************** Top of Data ******************************
000001 ANYC
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ofer71
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Make sure you put it in the OPTIONS line. (ANYC is not a statement).
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rammraju
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Thanks a lot, it worked for me.
I did not notice that it is not a processing statement  |
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