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anumbhaskar
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Location: Bangalore
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Hi,
I have an easytrieve step in JCL like this:
JOB INPUT (FILE1 KEY FILE1-KEY +
FILE2 KEY FILE2-KEY)
IF MATCHED FILE1 FILE2
IF FILE1-DATE EQ FILE2-DATE
GO TO JOB -----------> EXIT1
ELSE
IF FILE1-AMOUNT LT FILE2-AMOUNT
--do some calculations on file1 data--
PUTF OUTFILE1
GO TO JOB ------------->EXIT2
ELSE
--do some calculations on file2 data--
PUTF OUTFILE2
GO TO JOB -------------->EXIT3
END-IF
END-IF
File1 data is like this:
KEY Date AMT
100 10/12/2009 100.00
101 25/11/2009 150.00
101 15/12/2009 200.00
105 20/01/2010 050.00
Fille2:
KEY Date AMT
090 10/12/2009 100.00
101 25/12/2009 200.00
104 20/01/2010 050.00
"GO TO JOB" is coded at 3 places. in what order this code will read the records from 2 input files? |
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expat
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Please learn to post in the appropriate forum.
This is a CA product.
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dick scherrer
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Hello and welcome to the forum,
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| "GO TO JOB" is coded at 3 places. in what order this code will read the records from 2 input files? |
The question has nothing to do with the statement. . . There could be more or less GO TO statements and the records will be read the same way (in the same order).
The GO TO statements mention "exit" - this could be misleading. The GO TO JOB transfers control back to the JOB statement for the next iteration. |
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