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Girishm
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Do we get the count of records copied, when we use IEBGENER utility? If not by default, can we SET to get the no of records copied?
Thanks in advance.
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superk
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| Girishm wrote: |
| Do we get the count of records copied, when we use IEBGENER utility? |
I think you can test this out and see for yourself.
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| If not by default, can we SET to get the no of records copied? |
No. |
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superk
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| If you want to count the number of records in a dataset, search the "VSAM and DFSORT" forum for "COUNT" and you will find many examples using DFSORT. |
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ideas
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| use COUNT with ICETOOL. |
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Frank Yaeger
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| Do we get the count of records copied, when we use IEBGENER utility? |
IEBGENER does not display the count of records copied. However, if you have DFSORT, you can use PGM=ICEGENER instead of PGM=IEBGENER. This will use DFSORT copy and you will get the DFSORT count messages in //SYSPRINT, e.g.
ICE054I 0 RECORDS - IN: 19, OUT: 19 |
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Girishm
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Yes, i used PGM=ICEGENER instead of PGM=IEBGENER and my purpose is solved.
Thank you all for your suggestion,
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