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guptae
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Hi All,
I have two files like below
First file:
VB
Sample records
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AAABBBT6QJDBG.CXTDNAS.CXT03AX1.INDOC(D2TKX2FX)
AABBBBT6QJDBG.CXTDNAS.CXT03AX1.INDOC(D2TKXAFX) |
Second file
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VB
File name :T6QJDBG.CXTDNAS.CXT03AX1.INDOC
Contain member like
D2TKX2FX
D2TKXAFX
D2TKX2FX contain data as
Required result
Basically we want to merge the records.
and get them in a single line rather then having reference to dataset name.
Please advise |
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daveporcelan
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Location: Pennsylvania
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Looks like the job for a Rexx exec.
I do not think it will work by using Sort. |
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Pandora-Box
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| guptae wrote: |
Required result
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You need the output to have first 6 bytes from file 1 and the RESIZED data from each PDS member?
will the PDS members going to be decided at runtime? |
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Skolusu
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Location: San Jose
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| daveporcelan wrote: |
Looks like the job for a Rexx exec.
I do not think it will work by using Sort. |
Technically you can read the VB file consisting of input file names and build A JCL concatenating all the file names with RESIZE option and submit the job via INTRDR and get the desired results. |
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daveporcelan
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I guess I always default to Rexx because I am much stronger with it.
I work with sort often, but do not have the creativity needed to accomplish such a task.
It does appear to be simpler to do with Rexx (in my warped mind). |
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