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Lisa Christina
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I would like to use the IDCAMS REPRO command to copy the first record in the file and then the last 500 records in the file. How do I accomplish that task?
Anybody have JCL examples?
Can you use more than one FROMKEY & TOKEY in the REPRO command?
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CICS Guy
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Lisa Christina
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Thank you...it worked perfectly.
REPRO INFILE (INFILE) -
OUTFILE (OUTFILE) -
FROMKEY (20080801) -
TOKEY (99999999) |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Hi Lisa,
Thanks for posting the solution.. 
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Arun Raj
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Hi Anuj,
I dont know whether I am missing something here.
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REPRO INFILE (INFILE) -
OUTFILE (OUTFILE) -
FROMKEY (20080801) -
TOKEY (99999999) |
Will this copy the first record and then the last 500 records from the input file.
Thanks,
Arun |
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Aaru
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Arc,
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| Will this copy the first record and then the last 500 records from the input file. |
Even i doubt this. I don't think this REPRO command would work for OP's requirement.
Lisa,
Could you please let us know the exact solution? |
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Lisa Christina
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The solution:
It copied records from key "20080801" to key "99999999" (which is the last record in the file).
It DID NOT copy the first record, which I really wanted. But the first record was a dummy record (all low-values) so I just inserted one when I edited the test file. (I know, I cheated but I needed to get my testing done!)
I forgot to try if I could use more than one FROMKEY and TOKEY in my REPRO statement. I couldn't find that information in the docs Aaru referred me to. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello Lisa and welcome to the forums,
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| I forgot to try if I could use more than one FROMKEY and TOKEY in my REPRO statement |
If you need to do something like this again, you might run multiple steps and mod the output from steps 2 - n onto the back of the output from step1. |
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Lisa Christina
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Okay I'll try that approach next time.
Thanks! |
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