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Guru Prasath
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Yes sambhaji,
Your previous solutions itself solved worked fine.
It just accumulated from your previous solutions.
Also, Frank's solution too worked fine.
Thanks for all your effort.
Thanks,
Guru. |
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Arun Raj
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Guru,
Did you notice that Frank's solution did not pad the input file at the end whereas Sambaji's solution did. Padding at the end should NOT be done for VB files. By doing so one's just ignoring the very purpose of using a VB file. |
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Guru Prasath
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Arun,
Are you talking about my input file? its FB...Not VB |
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Arun Raj
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| Guru Prasath wrote: |
Hi,
I caught with this case in production..
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counter file starts from the 17theh position . record format is VB of length 80.
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Guru. |
This is what your initial post says. This topic has grown to the next page and you never mentioned your requirement got changed !!!. I believe these are some of the critical info. that you should mention clearly. |
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Guru Prasath
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Yes,
this is my mistake. So many i read the post...i dont know how i missed it?
sorry again.
Thanks for pointing this.
This will not happen again. |
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Frank Yaeger
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Hi Frank,
I have tried your solution, but what i got in the output as shown below, instead of getting 4508 , i got 450I . i tried with input 4508, that time i got 450H. Please let me know , whats wrong with this? |
With DFSORT, you will get 4508, not 450I. If you got 450I, then you're using Syncsort, not DFSORT. DFSORT uses an F sign for TO=ZD by default. Syncsort uses a C sign for TO=ZD by default. Since you're using Syncsort, not DFSORT, I'm moving this thread to the JCL Forum and I'll leave you to the "tender mercies" of others (it amazes me how off track these discussion can go before I get to work). |
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Guru Prasath
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Ok Frank,
I just used PGM=ICEMAN...when i checked in my sysout it shows SYNCSORT for Z\OS. Whether it means i don't have DFSORT in my system?
How to find this? please let me know.
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Guru |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi,
Check the SYSOUT of some SORT JOB, if the messages appear there are of type ICExxxx then your shop make use of DFSORT & if messages are of type WERxxxx it's SyncSort. Both of these are competitive products and on this portal they are discussed under different forums. Syncsort falls under JCL forum & DFSORT question are discussed in DFSORT & ICETOOL forum. Please try to state about your SORT product by next time in case you are agin stuck up on some SORT query. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Typically a system uses only one sort product. There are a rare number of organizations that, due to consolidation/merge of business units, have multiple sort products available.
You could ask your system support people if DFSORT is also available on your system. This topic has been moved to JCL where Syncsort questions are discussed. |
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Guru Prasath
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Thanks Anuj and Dick,
I checked some of the production sort cards, it shows only WERxxxxx messages only. so i have only SYNCSORT installed on my system.
So, i have to post all my future queries regarding SORT, i have to post it here. 
Thanks,
Guru |
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Anuj Dhawan
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If by "here" You mean "JCL Forum" then - Yes, you are right...unless you change your company (shop).. 
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
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| So, i have to post all my future queries regarding SORT, i have to post it here |
When you post a Syncsort question, it helps if you use Syncsort in the Subjext. |
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expat
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| dick scherrer wrote: |
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| So, i have to post all my future queries regarding SORT, i have to post it here |
When you post a Syncsort question, it helps if you use Syncsort in the Subjext. |
Or even the subject  |
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dick scherrer
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Yup, my fingers get ahead of my eyes
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CICS Guy
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Arun Raj
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