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Bina reddy nalla
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Joined: 05 May 2008
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Location: hyderabad
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Hi
how do we split a huge file(around 65000 recs) into smaller recs using
REXX
below is a program for only 8 recs in a file
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"EXECIO * DISKR INPUT (FINIS STEM INARRAY."
P = 1
Q = 5
DO WHILE P <= 7
DO I=P TO Q
SAY INARRAY.I
QUEUE INARRAY.I
END
"EXECIO "QUEUED()" DISKW OUTPUT (FINIS"
P = P+3
Q = Q+3
END
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thr is an error regd the allocation of output file,
we are not understanding how to put the split output into a separate output file.
thanks & Regards
bina |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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thr is an error regd the allocation of output file,
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well if it is error rex000199 then you have allocated a file on tape.
if the error is rex0001998 then you have to many do loops.
if the error is not one of the above, it might be helpful to see a trace and error list. otherwise, you will have to debug on your own. |
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superk
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1. Read a record. When EOF, close the input, the output, and exit.
2. Add 1 to the input record count.
3. If less than the split value, push record to the stack. Else, close the output, create a new stack, reset the input record count, then push the record to the stack, and assign a new DD to the output.
4. Write record to output.
5. Goto 1. |
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Marso
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1. If you want a relevant answer, you have to give all the information:
Do you want to split the file on a specific value in the record, or just by counting ?
2. In both case, you should consider using SORT. It will be faster than any REXX you can write. |
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acevedo
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| yes, IMHO Rexx is not the proper tool for this task, as Marso, I think you should try sort (dfsort, Syncsort...) they have specific options to split a file. |
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Bina reddy nalla
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Thanks all
i wil try using syncSORT or dfSORT |
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