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shaqeel.mohds
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| I waana know if there is any JCL which can count the no of records processed by a particular job and must give the output |
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enrico-sorichetti
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| I waana know if there is any JCL which can count the no of records processed by a particular job and must give the output |
a YES/NO question deserves a YES/NO answer .... YES there is
anyway did You care to search the forums? looks like not!
if You had, the search would have returned lots of solutions to Your question
good search arguments might be sort record count
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smijoss
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COUNT in Output Record
ICETOOL’s COUNT operator now allows you to create a count data set with an
output record containing the record count. New WRITE(countdd), TEXT(’string’),
DIGITS(n) and EDCOUNT(formatting) options make it easy to create an output
data set with a record containing text and the record count in various forms.
Example From ice1ca40.pdf :
COUNT FROM(IN2) WRITE(CT2) TEXT('Count is ') -
EDCOUNT(A1,U10) WIDTH(80)
Prints a message containing the count of records in the IN2 data set. Writes an
80-byte record with the specified string and an edited count to the CT2 data set. If
IN2 contains 3286721 records, the 80-byte output record in CT2 would look like
this:
Count is 3,286,721 |
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Frank Yaeger
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Location: San Jose, CA
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