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Arun Raj
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| narasimha.g wrote: |
| is it that it doesn support the functionality???? wht can be done now???? |
narasimha.g,
Are your sort control statements starting at pos-1?. From your error messages it looks so. It should be started from pos-2 or greater.
btw, which syncsort version are you running? AFAIK GROUP function is supported since Syncsort 1.3.2 |
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| Looks so, because, as usual, not "coded". Click "quote" and spacing looks OK. |
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narasimha.g
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| Arun Raj wrote: |
| narasimha.g wrote: |
| is it that it doesn support the functionality???? wht can be done now???? |
narasimha.g,
Are your sort control statements starting at pos-1?. From your error messages it looks so. It should be started from pos-2 or greater.
btw, which syncsort version are you running? AFAIK GROUP function is supported since Syncsort 1.3.2 |
im not sure abt the SYNC sort verion we are using... might be its not up to date..... i wrote a cobol program finally to accomplish that....  |
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narasimha.g
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| Bill Woodger wrote: |
| Looks so, because, as usual, not "coded". Click "quote" and spacing looks OK. |
Thanks Bill for the Help....  |
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Arun Raj
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| im not sure abt the SYNC sort verion we are using |
Good that you have figured it out yourself. btw the Syncsort version info will be there on the top of the SYSOUT from any run. |
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