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usharaniA
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Hi,
Im trying to unload a db2 table in a readable format, but im getting some
junk values, im defining my field in the jcl, but still some of my columns are not displayed,
Here is my jcl,
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//U162936X JOB KGCACCT#,
// U162936, **JOB STATEMENT GENERATED BY SUBMIT**
// NOTIFY=U162936,
// MSGLEVEL=(1,1)
//UTIL EXEC DSNUPROC,SYSTEM=DSN1,UTPROC=''
//DSNUPROC.SYSREC DD DSN=U162936.IN.PS,
// DISP=SHR
//DSNUPROC.SYSPUNCH DD SYSOUT=*
//DSNUPROC.SYSIN DD *
UNLOAD TABLESPACE DB086301.TS001 FROM TABLE U162936.SUPPLIER1
( S_NO INTEGER EXTERNAL,
S_NAME CHAR,
S_STAT SMALLINT,
S_CITY CHAR)
/*
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My dclgen for the table is
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My output is,
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EXEC SQL DECLARE SUPPLIER1 TABLE
( S_NO INTEGER,
S_NAME CHAR(20) NOT NULL,
S_STAT SMALLINT,
S_CITY CHAR(15)
) END-EXEC.
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****** ***************************** Top of Data *********************
000001 1 2 31420C712 H NEWYORK
000002 1 4 31420C712 À QUEENLN
000003 1 5 31420C713 À CHENNAI
000004 1 6 31420C713 H CALIFORNIA
000005 1 2 31420C712 H NEWYORK
000006 1 4 1748E492 À QUEENLN
000007 1 6 1748E492 H CHENNAI
000008 1 7 1748E492 IRVINE
****** **************************** Bottom of Data *******************
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Please help me to unload the table in readable format with correct positioning . |
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Bharath Bhat
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Whenever the table has nullable columns, DB2 will prefix a null indicator to indicate if the value in that column is null. Please look in the SYSPUNCH dataset to find out the correct format of the data that you unloaded.
Most of the cases, null indicator is a smallint preceeding the nullable columns in the unload dataset. You need to add the null indicators to your dclgen so that the unload dataset could be read. |
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usharaniA
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what do you mean by null column,
i have data in all the column specefied but while unloading the datas are not displayed. |
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Bharath Bhat
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If you do not specify NOT NULL for any column, that would become nullable.
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Please look in the SYSPUNCH dataset to find out the correct format of the data that you unloaded.
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usharaniA
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But my question here is i have data in all the four column that i have specefied , but the third column (S_STAT) is not displayed in the output.
Is there any JCL which unloads the table with correct positioning , i mean the data should start from column one,
here in the output the valid datas start from the column 4. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| but the third column (S_STAT) is not displayed in the output. |
i imagine that it is, otherwise you would have had a failure (rc <> 0).
S_STAT is a small integer - you have not asked for any conversion, it is being dumped as small integer. look at your output with HEX Mode ON. |
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Craq Giegerich
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| usharaniA wrote: |
But my question here is i have data in all the four column that i have specefied , but the third column (S_STAT) is not displayed in the output.
Is there any JCL which unloads the table with correct positioning , i mean the data should start from column one,
here in the output the valid datas start from the column 4. |
RTFM! |
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