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karthik_sripal
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My input file1 will be like
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SELECT * FROM
TABLE1
WHERE DATE > &TEMPDATE
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and my input file2 will be like
and i want my output file to be like
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SELECT * FROM
TABLE1
WHERE DATE > 2009-04-01
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and i want to do this via sort |
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karthik_sripal
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| Ashish Ranjan wrote: |
Use below piece of code:
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SORT FIELDS=(st_pos_of_date,10,CH,A)
INCLUDE COND=(st_pos_of_date,10,CH,GT,C'2009-04-01') |
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thanks ranjan for the quick reply .
Am using a similar approach currently!!
The thing is i dont want to edit my sort card evry time i wanna change my date. that is the reason why i kept the date in another file .
so in nutshell i want my date to be in seperate file and not sort card.
please correct me if am missing anything.
thnks again |
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William Thompson
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There are several examples of how to build sort control statements in one step to be used in a second step.
The poorly titled Can this be done in DFSORT is one example. |
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Skolusu
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