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Sudhanshu Shekhar
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Hi,
The requirement is to find the record number of the first occurence of a string.
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I got a file with say 5000000 rows, some of the rows contain the string "Hello world". The first occurence is @ say the 5000th row.Is there any utility i can run, which would give return me the record number of first occurence (i.e in this example 5000). |
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Escapa
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| Sudhanshu Shekhar wrote: |
Hi,
The requirement is to find the record number of the first occurence of a string.
For eg.
I got a file with say 5000000 rows, some of the rows contain the string "Hello world". The first occurence is @ say the 5000th row.Is there any utility i can run, which would give return me the record number of first occurence (i.e in this example 5000).
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Yes SORT utility can do the job for you.
You need to tell what is the sort product installed at your shop.
then, RECFM\LRECL
BTW, file contain records not rows...
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Thanks in Advance  |
And Why Razz???  |
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expat
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| 3.14 perchance ? |
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Sudhanshu Shekhar
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| @ Sambhaji ... DFSORT,SYNCSORT would do for me for FB/451. And Sorry for the Razz , it just thought it was cute... got a little weakness for cute thingies.. |
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Sudhanshu Shekhar
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| @ Expat... thanks sir 3.14 does it ... just never bothered to notice the line number it displays before... |
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Escapa
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| Sudhanshu Shekhar wrote: |
| @ Expat... thanks sir 3.14 does it ... just never bothered to notice the line number it displays before... |
Do you still want sort solution? What suggested by Expat is easiest one...
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| And Sorry for the Razz , it just thought it was cute |
No Worries.. .  |
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Robert Sample
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| I got a file with say 5000000 rows, some of the rows contain the string "Hello world" |
Terminology is critical in IT, where similar terms may have vastly different meanings. Files do not have rows -- data bases have rows. Files have records. So your statement is completely untrue from the start -- the file cannot have any rows, period. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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I'm not sure if I uderstood the question - but isn't ISPF Find is enough, F 'string' and check the row number on left  |
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dick scherrer
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Hi Anuj,
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| but isn't ISPF Find is enough |
Not if the file is too large. . . 
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Craq Giegerich
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| What is this record number going to be used for? |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| Crag Giegerich wrote: |
| What is this record number going to be used for? |
same thing number of lines of code are used for... |
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gcicchet
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Hi Dick,
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Not if the file is too large. . .
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You can always browse the file
Gerry |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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| You can always browse the file |
true, if you have nothing else to do.
tying-up a tso session for an activity like this is only for those with time-on-their hands. |
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gcicchet
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Hi Dick,
I agree with your comment but all of the above solutions are tying up a tso session unless you go with the sort option.
My answer was based on "Not if the file is too large. "
Actually 3.14 will scan the entire file and return all matched strings.
With browse and F 'string', it will stop at first hit.
Gerry |
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dick scherrer
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Hi Gerry,
I should have invested a few more keystrokes. . . 
When i said "too large", i meant too much data to pass in some reasonable amount of time at the terminal - not counting the extra load placed on the tso system/environment.
When looking for a value in a file or comparing files, i nearly always do this in batch. However, much of qsam data i work with is 10's to 100's of millions of 12k records. . . |
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gcicchet
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Hi Dick,
I took the "too large" as in EDIT mode, so that was my line of thinking.
The one thing that often is not mentioned in the original request is where the data is stored, DASD or TAPE as some of the above options do not support TAPE.
Gerry |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| Sorry to say but I've lost the track of this thread - to start with I'm jut not sure, what are we answering on, what is the actual question!? |
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dick scherrer
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Hi Anuj,
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| to start with I'm jut not sure, what are we answering on, what is the actual question!? |
TS was happy with 3.14 for what was needed.
This rest is just us kids having fun. . . |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| oh, it's a happy ending then |
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