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preddy
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I got a request for capturing the data from ispf tables.
I need to capture the jcl name, pgm name, file name, other info from the 4 different tables and need to generate the report.
Please give me the start up in this request.
Thanks
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superk
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| Where are you stuck? Can we presume that these four tables already exist and that you know how their variables are defined? |
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preddy
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Hi,
Thanks for response..
Data in all the four tables are available.
first iam calling the tables with : top_jcltab, top_cobtab etc and iam trying to relate all the 4 tables with a common key.., the relation will be in the following way..
JCL PGM File Other info
jcl1 pgm1 infile
pgm2 outfile
jcl2 pgm3 rptfile
JCL name and the programs reffered by jcl, files.
does this information fine or can i provide some more
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Pedro
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| capturing the data |
Can you elaborate on what it means to 'capture' the data?
Your example is not very clear. I cannot discern the relationship. Please organize by table name and key names (plus a few examples of key values). |
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