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Sureet Mookherjee
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My requirement is to delimit the various fields in the output file with one carat(^).
Ex:
Emp No HICN No Name
0000000001^H0000001^Sureet
How to achieve this using outrec in jcl??? |
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Escapa
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Show us the some sample records with layout of input file....
Also which sort product you are using?
LRECL=? RECFM=? |
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Sureet Mookherjee
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| filelength is 1000 bytes and its syncsort that i am using |
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enrico-sorichetti
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search the forums for "CSV" ( comma separated values )
the process will be the same, You will be using a "^" instead of a comma ","
just a hint... something along the lines .....
OUTREC FIELDS=(p1,l2,'^",p2,l2,'^',...,....pn,ln)
p1,p2,...,...,pn will be the input field position
l1,l2,...,...,ln ill be the input field length
check the manuals for the exact syntax
and test |
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Escapa
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Sureet Mookherjee
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| Thanks for the reply Enrico |
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Alissa Margulies
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Location: USA
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Sureet,
Basing this solely on the small sample record you included in the original post, if each field has a single space between them, and there are no spaces within a field, then you may be able to use either FINDREP or ALTSEQ to change all the spaces to carats. This is a better approach if you do not know the exact positions of the spaces/carat replacement. |
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