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scdinesh
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Hi,
I've 2 input files and after executing below Joinkeys to get 3 output files.
used below sort for execution:
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JOINKEYS F1=CONCURNT,FIELDS=(1,4,A)
JOINKEYS F2=ITERTN,FIELDS=(1,4,A)
JOIN UNPAIRED
REFORMAT FIELDS=(F1:01,500,F2:01,500,?)
OPTION COPY
OUTFIL FNAMES=SORTOF1,
INCLUDE=(1001,1,CH,EQ,C'1'),
BUILD=(1:1,500)
OUTFIL FNAMES=SORTOF2,
INCLUDE=(1001,1,CH,EQ,C'B'),
BUILD=(1:1,500,501:501,500)
OUTFIL FNAMES=SORTOF3,
INCLUDE=(1001,1,CH,EQ,C'2'),
BUILD=(1:501,500)
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Input File1:
1234david
1234fehan
Input File2:
1234mike
1234nindy
Output File2 ('B') is showing result as
1234david
1234fehan
1234mike
1234nindy
can I able to get only matching records from File1 and its equivalent(reformat fields) ?
In this particular scenario , am expecting only records from Input file1:
1234david
1234fehan
Appreciate your help |
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John Del
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| Why do you expect to get only the records from input file 1 with your key definition? All records that have the same key will be matched. Those are your matched records, so just reformat the matched using F1 as your output. |
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scdinesh
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Thanks for the response John:
In my case i've used input file2: as reference file. I need to build the logic upon file1(core file). is there any way can i able to restrict the records from file2? |
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John Del
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scdinesh -
You could append a unique constant to each input file with JNF1 and JNF2 operations and when querying for matches, also query the constant that you appended to output only records from input 1.
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Arun Raj
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Am I missing something here?
scdinesh,
Your code should have given something like this:
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1234david 1234mike
1234david 1234nindy
1234fehan 1234mike
1234fehan 1234nindy |
and NOT what you claimed you got. You are writing fields from both the input files (F1 and F2). If you just need file-1 (F1) fields, just write only F1 fields in the REFORMAT.
Since you have keys duplicated within each input 'file', your 'file-1' matching records will be repeated. If you just remove duplicates on the first 500 bytes, you should get what you want. |
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John Del
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scdinesh -
Scratch my last comment about using the unique constant for each input data set; that still won't give you the results that you are expecting.
Did you actually run your job? And was that really the output of your SORTOF2 DD?
Using your parameters as coded, your output should be:
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1234DAVID 1234MIKE
1234DAVID 1234NINDY
1234FEHAN 1234MIKE
1234FEHAN 1234NINDY
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Note: I modified your record length to make the two records easily fit on my screen
You'd need to have post processing of some type to select just the first occurrence of your output (ie: sum fields, icetool select) in order to get your expected outcome of
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1234DAVID
1234FEHAN
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Bill Woodger
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F1
1111A
2222B
2222C
3333D
3333E
4444F
4444G
F2
0000M
2222N
3333O
3333P
4444Q
4444R
4444S
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What would your expect output be? |
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