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nivasaya
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Dear Buddies,
I need to select and copy a few Records from a KSDS file to another KSDS file.
Records to be copied – Header (000), Trailer(999) and Partial KEY ‘123’ records.
Currently I am it is done in 2 steps:
STEP 1 - SORT ing the I/P KSDS file to a FLAT file,
STEP 2 - IDCAMS to copy the FLAT file to new O/P KSDS file.
Can we have any other way to have only ONE step to do this.
Thanks & Regards,
Nivasaya |
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Robert Sample
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| IDCAMS REPRO FROMKEY( ) TOKEY( ) |
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Garry Carroll
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What do you mean by
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| and Partial KEY ‘123’ records. |
You need to give more information on your input records and what you expect in output. Is the key 3 bytes? Is it character? Is '123' a key or part of a key? If part, is it a generic the start of key(s)? If it's a full key, are you looking to extract only part of the data for that key?
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nivasaya
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Key1 9(3)
Key2 X(19)
Key1 - 123 |
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Garry Carroll
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I still don't know what you want. We're not clairvoyants. What does
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Key1 9(3)
Key2 X(19)
Key1 - 123 |
mean? and how does it relate to your requirements?
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expat
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| What is the actual key length of the KSDS, is it 3, 19 or 22. |
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Frank Yaeger
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Nivasaya,
Assuming that the 3 characters of interest are in the first three bytes of the records, I would think that a DFSORT job like this would do what you want:
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//S1 EXEC PGM=SORT
//SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=*
//SORTIN DD DSN=... VSAM input KSDS
//SORTOUT DD DSN=... VSAM output KSDS
//SYSIN DD *
OPTION COPY
RECORD TYPE=V
INCLUDE FORMAT=ZD,
COND=(5,3,EQ,0,OR,5,3,EQ,123,OR,5,3,EQ,999)
/*
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nivasaya
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Thanks a lot Frank, Gary and Robert for your kind response.
I am very sorry to give only a few info, 'cause of the of the crunchy delivery.
Thanks Frank, i shall test the same, i was looking for the similar one.
our earlier plan was
1) Select a few records from the KSDS file to FLAT file using COBOL pgm based on few criteria.
2) Sort the FLAT file based on the key1,FLd1,Key2
3) use the SORTed file to O/P to the other FLAT report file.
Thanks & Regards,
Nivasaya |
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