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shrutika
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| Can someone help me to understand the difference between PGM=SORT and PGM=IGHRCO00. I tried googling, but did not get any solid information about IGHRCO00. |
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expat
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I found it in google after about 30 seconds.
IGHRCO00 is an alias. |
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Arun Raj
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| DFSORT Programming Guide wrote: |
| use PGM= either with the actual name of the sort module (ICEMAN) or with one of its aliases: SORT, IERRCO00, or IGHRCO00 |
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shrutika
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| So would this mean I could replace PGM=SORT with PGM=IGHRCO00 and it would always return the same results? |
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expat
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| Why not try it out and see for yourself |
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enrico-sorichetti
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for what reason would You want to invoke IBM DFSORT
with an alias which dates back to 1977 ( at least ) ,
similar dates for the other alias IERRC000 |
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shrutika
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| I saw this in some of the jobs and was just curious since I could not locate much info on this other than that it is an alias. I really do not intend to invoke this at all. Thanks for the info that this dates back to 1977 :-) |
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PeterHolland
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shrutika,
you could have posted your question in 1977  |
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dick scherrer
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Maybe. . . .
Many of our participants were not yet born in 1977 . . . 
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Garry Carroll
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| you could have posted your question in 1977 |
...and you would probably still have got a recent answer. Some people seem to love reviving old threads....
Garry.  |
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Anuj Dhawan
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| dick scherrer wrote: |
| Many of our participants were not yet born in 1977 . . . |
True...  |
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Craq Giegerich
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| dick scherrer wrote: |
Maybe. . . .
Many of our participants were not yet born in 1977 . . .
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Some of us were in our 30's by 1977. |
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