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julian123
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Joined: 14 Aug 2006
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this is my input file
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<...+....1....+....2
00001000000200
FFFFFFCFFFFFFC
00001000000200
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00002000000300
FFFFFFCFFFFFFC
00002000000300 |
and I want to get the output file as following
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<...+....1....+....2
00003000000500
FFFFFFCFFFFFFC
00003000000500
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but when I use SUM FIELDS=(1,7,ZD,8,7,ZD), I got
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<...+....1....+....2
00003000000500
FFFFFFFFFFFFFF
00003000000500
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Why I can't get a C(positive sign) but an F.
Anybody can help me , thanks a lot in advance. |
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Escapa
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Joined: 16 Feb 2007
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Location: IL, USA
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Hi, DFSORT uses F for positive sign by default.
Use
to get C for positive sign |
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Frank Yaeger
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Joined: 15 Feb 2005
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Location: San Jose, CA
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| DFSORT uses F for positive sign by default. |
More accurately:
For SUM, DFSORT uses an F for a positive sign if ZDPRINT=YES is in effect or a C for a positive sign if ZDPRINT=NO is in effect. DFSORT's shipped installation default is ZDPRINT=YES, but the site can change that to ZDPRINT=NO.
If you want to ensure that ZDPRINT=YES is in effect for a particular job, you can specify:
for that job.
If you want to ensure that ZDPRINT=NO is in effect for a particular job, you can specify:
for that job. |
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Escapa
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| but the site can change that to ZDPRINT=NO. |
Enlightened...  Thanks.. |
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julian123
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| Dear two, thanks for your suggestion, it's useful. thx. |
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