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TS70363
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Joined: 07 Apr 2010
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Location: Bangalore, India
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Hi,
Is it possible to concatenate all the records in a file?
My file may have up to 100 records, each 16 bytes and hence the output record may be 100*16 bytes...
Input file
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11111111AAAAAAAA
22222222BBBBBBBB
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Output File
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| 11111111AAAAAAAA22222222BBBBBBBB |
Thanks
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Bill Woodger
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| What LRECL were you considering for the output file? What RECFM? |
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TS70363
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| Output RECFM = VB, LRECL=2004 |
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Rohit Umarjikar
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| Why would you not do research and try ? Try this or look for RESIZE if supported by snycsort |
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Bill Woodger
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If you have an undocumented RESIZE, that will be the best bet. You'll need a USING with OUTFIL to convert the fixed to variable (using FTOV or CONVERT).
Otherwise there is the SUM or WHEN=GROUP or SPLICE.
Although you'd end up with lots of repetitive stuff, you don't type it out yourself :-) |
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Nic Clouston
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As you specifically specify Syncsort and there is a specigfic part of the forum for Syncsort queries I fail to see why you have posted in the JCL part of the forum.
Moved. |
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