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harish5002
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Hi All,
I have the requirement that i need to compare two fields(columns) in the same file and write the unmatched(not equal) records to output file through JCL. Is it possible to do through JCL. I have searched in internet and i got comparing to files i did not get comparing two fields in the same file. Please anyone help me regarding this. Thanks in advance to all.
EX:
Input file:
A B
(108-109) (736-737)
11 12
11 11
10 10
10 10
10 10
10 10
10 10
10 10
10 10
10 11
OUTPUT FILE SHOULD BE;
D E
(108-109) (736-737)
11 12
10 11 |
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enrico-sorichetti
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do not tag new questions to unrelated ongoing topics... 
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Bill Woodger
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So I noticed, enrico... :-)
It is a simple answer, so I feel either I'm missing something or you, harish5002, should read up on the capabilities of INCLUDE/OMIT.
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enrico-sorichetti
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if the ts had searched the forums, he would not have had the need to ask ...
searching with field compare same record in the dfsort section returned 47 hits  |
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harish5002
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Sorry to post for existing tag line enrico-sorichetti.
Thanks Bill Woodger for your quick response. I tried and it worked. I am trying to write specific fields into output file by using outrec.
Any way thanks very much for your quick response. |
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