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rameshbabu
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| hi i have to write outputfile by comparing the ac# from the input file and one cross ref file it is having the from acc# and to acc# we have to compare the input acc#(8 bytes) to from acc# of cross ref file and we have to move to to acc# and then we have to write into output file |
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superk
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That's nice. Do you have a point or a specific question?  |
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rameshbabu
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| Please see the subject there i specified the question |
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dneufarth
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JCL doesn't write output.
It links system resources to a program at execution and launches the program.
Are you looking for a utility to do this rather than writing a program?
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Frank Yaeger
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| i have to write outputfile by comparing the ac# from the input file and one cross ref file it is having the from acc# and to acc# we have to compare the input acc#(8 bytes) to from acc# of cross ref file and we have to move to to acc# and then we have to write into output file |
I think it would take a mindreader to understand what this very long run-on sentence actually means.
Please explain more clearly what you want to do. Show an example of the records in each input file and what you want the output records to look like. Indicate the starting position, length and format of the relevent fields. Indicate the RECFM and LRECL of the input files. Then it might be possible for somebody to actually help you. |
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dneufarth
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After several reviews of the original request, it appears that the acct numbers on records of the input data are being changed to a new acct number based upon info in the xref file.
Must be a language barrier thingy.
Frank, you are such a stickler for detail  (I just could not resist that comment).
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Frank Yaeger
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| After several reviews of the original request, it appears that the acct numbers on records of the input data are being changed to a new acct number based upon info in the xref file. |
If true, you're a better cryptographer than I am, but that still doesn't give us much to go on in terms of figuring out an actual solution. I'm not much of a theoretician so I always do ask for the details. And sure you could have resisted - you just didn't want to.  (Don't worry, I have a good sense of humor.) |
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rameshbabu
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| YES exactly plse provide me if is there any utility for this |
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Frank Yaeger
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| YES exactly plse provide me if is there any utility for this |
Exactly what? Did you actually read my posts? I said:
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| that still doesn't give us much to go on in terms of figuring out an actual solution. |
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| Please explain more clearly what you want to do. Show an example of the records in each input file and what you want the output records to look like. Indicate the starting position, length and format of the relevent fields. Indicate the RECFM and LRECL of the input files. Then it might be possible for somebody to actually help you. |
If you want people to help you, you need to be able to explain to them exactly what you want to do. People don't have time to guess what you want. Please provide the requested information. |
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dneufarth
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as no details provided, must be in no hurry or just a classroom exercise
you can lead a horse to water, ...
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