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subbu1522
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Hi All, Please help me to solve the below Issue.
I have File-1 (LRECL 300) and FILE-2(LRECL 350). MY O/P file is LRECL 300 same as File-1.
I need to compare the FILE-1 (KEY-1) with FILE-2 (KEY-2) and write the O/P file with all the NON-MATCHED records from FILE-1.
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KEY-1 = (CLAIM# Pos 6,13,CH & MONEY AMOUNT Pos 28,10,CH & COVG Pos 40,4,CH)
KEY-2 = (CLAIM# Pos 3,13,CH & MONEY AMOUNT Pos 88,10,CH & COVG Pos 277,4,CH) |
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IF KEY-1 NOT = KEY-2
THEN WRITE RECORD TO THE O/P |
Please help me to acheive this using DFSORT.
Let me know if im not clear with any details. Thank you all in advance. |
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PeterHolland
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| As a team leader you should have people running around to solve your problems. |
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subbu1522
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| Never mind...nobody works for me. That was just my designation. |
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expat
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Which release level of DFSORT is installed at your site
Pick the output from a sort step and post the ICE201I message line on here |
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subbu1522
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| RELEASE : V1R5 |
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expat
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| expat wrote: |
Which release level of DFSORT is installed at your site
Pick the output from a sort step and post the ICE201I message line on here |
Please supply the information requested, and not what you think you should supply |
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PeterHolland
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| Team member now? How many times are you going to change your profile? |
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subbu1522
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I'm sorry I could not find the ICE201I.
But I found the below message
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WER169I RELEASE 1.3 BATCH 0485 TPF LEVEL 2.2
V=SYNCSORT P=SYNCSORT MESSAGES R=V3R7 I=WER169I |
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Skolusu
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subbu1522,
Use the following DFSORT JCL which will give you the desired results.
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//STEP0100 EXEC PGM=SORT
//SYSOUT DD SYSOUT=*
//SORTJNF1 DD DSN=Your input FB LRECL 300 File1,DISP=SHR
//SORTJNF2 DD DSN=Your input FB LRECL 350 File2,DISP=SHR
//SORTOUT DD SYSOUT=*
//SYSIN DD *
JOINKEYS F1=INA,FIELDS=(6,13,A,28,10,A,40,4,A)
JOINKEYS F2=INB,FIELDS=(3,13,A,88,10,A,277,4,A)
JOIN UNPAIRED,F1,ONLY
SORT FIELDS=COPY
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Peter ,
I am not sure your discussion would add anything to solve the problem or mend OP. why bother with trivial issues? |
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expat
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| Topic moved to JCL forum because the product is SYNCSORT and not DFSORT |
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subbu1522
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Dear Kolusu, Thank you somuch for the SORT logic. IT is working as expected. But I have encountered a new issue and I need to include the KEY-3
COuld you please HELP ME.
KEY-1 is from FILE-1
KEY-2 & KEY-3 are from FILE-2.
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KEY-1 = (CLAIM# Pos 6,13,CH & MONEY AMOUNT Pos 28,10,CH & COVG Pos 40,4,CH)
KEY-2 = (CLAIM# Pos 3,13,CH & MONEY AMOUNT Pos 88,10,CH & COVG Pos 277,4,CH)
KEY-3 = (CLAIM# Pos 3,13,CH & MONEY AMOUNT Pos 78,10,CH & COVG Pos 277,4,CH) |
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IF KEY-1 NOT = KEY-2 AND KEY-3
THEN WRITE RECORD TO THE O/P |
Thank you so much! |
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expat
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| Kolusu is a DFSORT developer, and your product is SYNCSORT, which is a competitior product with DFSORT. |
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Bill Woodger
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| As you have the unmatched only records on your current output, you could do a second step with the second key from file two, again taking the unmatched output. |
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daveporcelan
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subbu1522
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COuld you please HELP ME.
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Yes, now is the time for you to use your brain, a figure this out.
Your SORTOUT file now contains the records from file 1 that did not match the first key of File 2.
What would you need to do with those records to ensure that they did not match the second key of file 2?
Hint: A second pass (sort step) is required. |
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Bill Woodger
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| Just to clear up, I think Dave got there first, my original post was almost identical to expat's of the same time, I then edited it, twice, the second time I think at the same time, or slightly after, Dave's solution. So Dave neither read nor failed to read mine before his. |
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