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bamohan
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Hi,
My I/p File have the below values
aaa13
bbb34
ccc28
ddd23
My O/p file should fave
bbb 3 4
ccc 2 8
That is the sort processing should check ( ( field 5 sub field 4) ) greater than field 4.. If this condition is satisfy then then record should go to o/p file..
Please help me how to do that in dfsort ??? |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
When you have a question, you should start a new topic for your question rather than post a reply to some exixting topic.
You should do a much better job of explaining what you want to do. . .
You didn't name the fields. What are the lrecl and dsorg for the file? |
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Frank Yaeger
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| That is the sort processing should check ( ( field 5 sub field 4) ) greater than field 4.. If this condition is satisfy then then record should go to o/p file. |
What do you mean by "field 5 sub field 4"? Do you mean (field5 - field4)?
If so, then why would bbb 3 4 be in your output file, since 4-3 = 1 which is not greater than 4?
Why do you have blanks in your output record that don't appear in your input records?
You need to do a much better job of showing a good example of the records in your input file and what you expect for output, and explaining the "rules" for getting from input to output and how they relate to the example. |
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