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harijax
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I wanted to merge the below SORT steps. Can anybody help me.
//SYSIN DD *
SORT FIELDS=(1,220,CH,A)
SUM FIELDS=NONE
//* END
/SYSIN DD *
SORT FIELDS=(42,7,CH,A)
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Aaru
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Hari,
Please start a new topic when you want to ask something.
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I wanted to merge the below SORT steps. Can anybody help me.
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Put all the SORT statements one after the other to merge.
BUT all depends on your requirement.
What actually is your requirement? This would help you in getting better answers. |
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harijax
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Hi Aaru, Sorry for that. I will start a new topic from next time.
My requirement is that, I should merge the two SYSINs under oneSORT step. Currently I have two SORT steps. |
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Aaru
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hari,
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| requirement is that, I should merge the two SYSINs under oneSORT step |
As mentioned earlier, you can just put one statement after another in the same SYSIN card. BUT all depends on the business requirement.
It shd be like
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//SORTOUT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSIN DD *
SORT FIELDS=(1,220,CH,A)
SUM FIELDS=NONE
SORT FIELDS=(42,7,CH,A)
/* |
POst your JCL with the code tag. |
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harijax
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But it gives Duplicate statement error.
SYSIN :
SORT FIELDS=(1,1,CH,A)
SUM FIELDS=NONE
SORT FIELDS=(2,1,CH,A)
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WER269A SORT STATEMENT : DUPLICATE STATEMENT FOUND |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| As mentioned earlier, you can just put one statement after another in the same SYSIN card. |
I believe not. . . Maybe there is something i misunderstand. . .
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| I wanted to merge the below SORT steps. |
Why would you think you could give conflicting sort statements in the same step?
If you take a bit of time and explain what you want to do showing examples of all input files and the outputs you want from those inputs, someone may be able to offer suggestions. As posted, your question is most unclear  |
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Aaru
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Hari,
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| WER269A SORT STATEMENT : DUPLICATE STATEMENT FOUND |
My SITE uses DFSORT and it works fine here . I didn't note "SYNCSORT" in your post. |
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Bill Dennis
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| Aaru wrote: |
My SITE uses DFSORT and it works fine here . |
DFSORT ignores the duplicate and doesn't abend, but it doesn't "work" to have two SORT statements. Only one sort is done. |
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Frank Yaeger
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Bill is correct. With DFSORT, you get:
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SORT FIELDS=(1,1,CH,A)
SUM FIELDS=NONE
SORT FIELDS=(2,1,CH,A)
ICE002I 0 DUPLICATE OR CONFLICTING SORT STATEMENT
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The ICE002I indicates the second SORT statement is ignored. |
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Aaru
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DFSORT ignores the duplicate and doesn't abend, but it doesn't "work" to have two SORT statements. Only one sort is done.
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Thanks Bill for the details. I should have had a look at the output. |
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