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wanghuibo
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Joined: 25 Nov 2008
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Location: SingTel's Sub comany(china ncs)
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Hi,
I want to XMIT 100 records from a data set whch have the number of records is greater than the XMIT limit.
How to XMIT?
rgds,
Huibo. |
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Garry Carroll
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Location: Dublin, Ireland
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Create a dataset by selecting the 100 records you want to XMIT and then XMIT that dataset! 
Garry |
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wanghuibo
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| Garry Carroll wrote: |
Create a dataset by selecting the 100 records you want to XMIT and then XMIT that dataset!
Garry |
Thank you,
But I haven't the right to create that data set in our live system.
if any more direct way.
rgds,
Huibo |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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you can create a temporary dataset within your jcl (&&name)
with (for example) a sort utility,
and then input the temporary dataset to your xmit step.
at the end of the job, the dataset is gone. |
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