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sandhya rani
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| Can anyone let me know how do I design a rexx, wherein I ask the user to enter the datasets to be compared (more than one). Then I need to compare the given datasets and need to display the results. |
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expat
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| What's wrong with using 3.12 under ISPF ? |
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ofer71
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Or invoking SUPERC itself from within REXX?
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sandhya rani
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| expat wrote: |
| What's wrong with using 3.12 under ISPF ? |
using 3.12 i can compare only one pair of datasets.
I am doing regression testing and I need to compare the output datasets of job that is run using old load and new load. I need to campare more then twenty set of datasets so I just wanted to design tool where in a panel I ask the user to eneter dataset to be compared like old dataset and new dataset and the results. |
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ofer71
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Sandhya Rani -
3.12 is actually foreground execution of SUPERC. You can do the same in background, concatenating multiple datasets to NEWDD/OLDDD.
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