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Tulika
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Joined: 21 Aug 2008
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Location: Indore
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I want to search a string in all the members of a PDS. but I want only the member names not the lines where that string is found..
I m trying with 3.14.
Plz help!! |
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PeD
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Joined: 26 Nov 2005
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Location: Belgium
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Apply your own intelligence.
Do 3.14 in batch, divert the output and collect by a small rexx.
Another way if you want it online : sort the result, that will group the member names.
If there is another need, I cannot see which one without any extra information from you.
Cheers
Pierre |
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Tulika
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Location: Indore
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Thanx a lot for ur inputs!!
I know that I can do it using REXX...
But I am looking for an option which I can specify in 3.14 which will supress the lines and give only member names..
Is there any option? |
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PeD
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I don't see one without extra work.
But I am a bit perplex : is this an exercice?
Do you process in batch or foreground?
What is the real goal? |
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mmwife
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| What's the big deal? Use superc; take the printed O/P into SPF edit; enter x all;f all g(s) in the cmd line.; then del all x and you've got what you want. |
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acevedo
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| The IDPFX keyword tells SUPERC to prefix text matches with an identifier or member name on the report file. |
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