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maxsubrat
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Joined: 27 Feb 2008
Posts: 110
Location: india
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Hi,
I have 2 input flat files and 1 output file..
the file formats are like that:
file 1:
111 rama xxxx
222 shyam cccc
333 gopala vvvv
555 hari bbbb
file 2:
123 hasim rrrr
222 shyam cccc
456 ramesh kkkk
666 nilam iiii
555 hari bbbb
My output file should be like that:
output:
111 rama xxxx
222 shyam cccc
333 gopala vvvv
555 hari bbbb
123 hasim rrrr
456 ramesh kkkk
666 nilam iiii
Could someone tell me the logic i need to use it in the cobol program only..
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maxsubrat
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Location: india
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adding to the above: it is just like DB2 union type...
combining 2 files to the 3rd one without duplicate.. |
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dick scherrer
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Joined: 23 Nov 2006
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Hello,
Why does 123 not follow 111 in the output?
If you properly sort the 2 files by the "key" you can download the 2-file match/merge example code from the "Sticky" near the top of the cobol part of the forum.
The code there will do what you want with very minor modification. |
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