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nimisanand
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Joined: 22 Nov 2005
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Hi,
I have a file which has some account related data which is a table extract and contains a var char field.
Input
12345678 abdcdelelele:57D://dsfdsf..cderfe.dwerggd:59://sdfsdfdsfdsf
45464355 madfdfdsfdfdfdsfdf:57D://w3fdsfdsfdf..dsfdfdf:59://dsfdefdsf
I would like to extract the data present between :57D:// and :59://. The position of these are not constant in the file.
Output required
12345678 dsfdsf..cderfe.dwerggd
45464355 w3fdsfdsfdf..dsfdfdf |
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Arun Raj
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nimisanand,
I think this can be done using the PARSE parameter if you have SyncSort for z/OS R 1.3 or later. If you dont have the recent version of SyncSort, a REXX solution could be an alternate approach. Search the forum and you'll find some tested/working code. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
If the file to be processed has many records, rexx is not a good performance choice.
What you want to do is rather simple in cobol as well. . . |
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