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abhay pratap singh
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I have a physical sequential(PS) file which is VB and length of 14172. I want to remove data of 44th to 50th column and move data from 51st column to 44th column in the output file.
I tried using OUTREC facility in SORT utility but not getting the expected result. Below is the outrec statement i have used
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SORT FIELDS=COPY
OUTREC FIELDS=(1:1,43,44:51,14165)
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Can anyone provide me solution. |
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Alissa Margulies
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Try the following:
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SORT FIELDS=COPY
OUTREC FIELDS=(1:1,43,44:51)
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priyesh.agrawal
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And since this is a VB file, you may want to take in account the first 4 RDW too.
So this is how your OUTREC should look like.
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OUTREC FIELDS=(1:1,4,5:5,43,48:55)
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OUTREC FIELDS=(1:1,47,48:55) |
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abhay pratap singh
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| priyesh.agrawal wrote: |
And since this is a VB file, you may want to take in account the first 4 RDW too.
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In case of PS do we also need to take care of 4 RDW bytes or it is in case of only VSAM files. |
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Santoshdorge
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Hi
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| In case of PS do we also need to take care of 4 RDW bytes or it is in case of only VSAM files. |
We need to take care of 4 RDW bytes in case of VB record format no matter which file organisation you r using( PS/VSAM).
Thanks,
Santosh. |
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abhay pratap singh
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| Thanks all for providing the solution. |
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geethaelisha
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Priyesh's reply was very useful for me. The second option given did not work for me. I had to give the RDW block separately.  |
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gcicchet
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Always nice adding comments to a 3 year old thread  |
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| good to see that we have somebody who, contrary to the habits of these forums does some searching and reading on his own ! |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| And I wonder, geethaelisha, has made only 1 post since inception and that too of this nature! |
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gylbharat
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| priyesh.agrawal wrote: |
And since this is a VB file, you may want to take in account the first 4 RDW too.
So this is how your OUTREC should look like.
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OUTREC FIELDS=(1:1,4,5:5,43,48:55)
OR
OUTREC FIELDS=(1:1,47,48:55) |
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Hi Priyesh,
Can you clarify one thing.... If we are copying 1st 4 bytes as it is... will it not make any problem as we are altering the VB length as not copying some bytes.?? |
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Akatsukami
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| gylbharat wrote: |
| priyesh.agrawal wrote: |
And since this is a VB file, you may want to take in account the first 4 RDW too.
So this is how your OUTREC should look like.
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OUTREC FIELDS=(1:1,4,5:5,43,48:55)
OR
OUTREC FIELDS=(1:1,47,48:55) |
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Hi Priyesh,
Can you clarify one thing.... If we are copying 1st 4 bytes as it is... will it not make any problem as we are altering the VB length as not copying some bytes.?? |
Since Priyesh has not been heard from in nearly two years, I suspect that he will not clarify...
DFSORT would require the unedited RDW be copied. I can't say for certain, but it is very likely that SyncSort requires the same. |
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gylbharat
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| Akatsukami wrote: |
| gylbharat wrote: |
| priyesh.agrawal wrote: |
And since this is a VB file, you may want to take in account the first 4 RDW too.
So this is how your OUTREC should look like.
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OUTREC FIELDS=(1:1,4,5:5,43,48:55)
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OUTREC FIELDS=(1:1,47,48:55) |
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Hi Priyesh,
Can you clarify one thing.... If we are copying 1st 4 bytes as it is... will it not make any problem as we are altering the VB length as not copying some bytes.?? |
Since Priyesh has not been heard from in nearly two years, I suspect that he will not clarify...
DFSORT would require the unedited RDW be copied. I can't say for certain, but it is very likely that SyncSort requires the same. |
As DFSORT requires the unedited RDW, Then how it is able to determine the correct length of the file? |
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Akatsukami
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| gylbharat wrote: |
| Akatsukami wrote: |
| DFSORT would require the unedited RDW be copied. I can't say for certain, but it is very likely that SyncSort requires the same. |
As DFSORT requires the unedited RDW, Then how it is able to determine the correct length of the file? |
I do not know DFSORT/SyncSort internals, but I expect that they track the length of the logical record that they are working with, and update the RDW accordingly. |
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Frank Yaeger
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| As DFSORT requires the unedited RDW, Then how it is able to determine the correct length of the file? |
DFSORT does NOT require the unedited RDW for the reformatted record. It just requires the RDW (1,4) as a "placeholder" since a VB record requires an RDW as the first four bytes. DFSORT determines the record length dynamically and puts it in the first two bytes of the RDW. |
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gylbharat
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| Thanks Frank for the explanation... |
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