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ganeshj
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Hi Group,
Let us consider a dataset has lots of DUMP values as example below,
DNFH3553I Command 'QUERY' ignored; ltname 'ANZBAU20A' not active.
query -lt ANZBAU30A
DNFF4450I State of LT 'ANZBAU30A' at 'Apr 4, 2007 11:45:29 AM'
FSM started at 'Apr 2, 2007 3:19:14 PM' on queue manager 'MQC1'
using LT connection number: '01' with SAG: 'SAGC1'
Current states: AL: SELECTED SL: OPEN
DNFH3553I Command 'QUERY' ignored; ltname 'ANZBAU20A' not active.
query -lt ANZBAU30A
DNFF4450I State of LT 'ANZBxxxxx' at 'Apr 4, 2007 11:45:29 AM'
FSM started at 'Apr 2, 2007 3:19:14 PM' on queue manager 'MQC1'
using LT connection number: '01' with SAG: 'SAGxx'
Current states: AL: REJECTED SL: OPEN
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Like this the dataset continues,
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I want to select the value ANZBAU30A , ANZBxxxxx which will be in the same line starting from 24th position to 32nd position which starts with the value DNFF4450I .
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I want to select 'SAGC1' and 'SAGxx' which will be next to the common value SAG:
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I want to select SELECTED , REJECTED from the variable near to AL:
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I need to put in to a new data set as
ANZBAU30A SAGC1 SELECTED
ANZBxxxxx SAGxx REJECTED
Please let me know is there any way to get it in this manner. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Is there some reason you want to do this with a Compuware solution?
It would not be very difficult to write a program to do this. |
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ganeshj
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No i need the solution in Fileaid or in ice tool,
I had submitted there but how i got it here i'm not sure.
Now how i can post the same in the fileaid topic?? |
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superk
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| This IS the FileAid Forum. |
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ganeshj
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| which will be a better solution for solving this problem? |
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superk
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Well, it seems to me that if you have the tools available, that you'd have a much better idea of where to start than the rest of us. Anyway, let the Forum members decide. If, after a reasonable period of time, you don't get a workable response, then contact one of the Forum moderators and we'd be more than happy to move the entire post to another forum.
Don't keep reposting the same topic. |
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