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bhaskar_kanteti
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Joined: 01 Feb 2007
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Location: Hyderabad
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Hi,
I have two input files like given below. I need to extract all R* set of records that match on account number in first R record of R01. The problem here is input file 1 is not sorted on account number order.
Input File 1:
- Each account will have set of R* records starting with R01 and ending with R99. Both R01 and R99 will be there for every account.
- Account number will be in R01 record only (sample acct 6623).
- R01 records with account number is not in account number order.
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R01 ABC 6623 100.00 X
R35 MD X
R22 BP X
R61 OPTION X
R48 AP X
R99 X
R01 XYZ 1143 150.00 X
R35 MD X
R74 ADD X
R61 OPTION X
R99 X
R01 DEF 2344 090.00 X
R22 BP X
R54 CELL X
R74 ADD X
R99 X
R01 AAA 3452 125.00 X
R74 ADD X
R61 OPTION X
R99 X
R01 DDD 4398 120.00 X
R22 BP X
R54 CELL X
R61 OPTION X
R35 MD X
R48 AP X
R74 ADD X
R99 X
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Input File 2:
Only account numbers with sorted order.
I should extract all R* records from Input File 1 that matches in Input File 2.
Please let me know how to get this output. |
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Nic Clouston
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Location: Hampshire, UK
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| Are your input data sets (they are not files) FB or VB or something else? The solution is different depending on the RECFM. You should also specify the LRECL. |
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Bill Woodger
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| You need a JOINKEYs, but you don't have a key on each record. So you make one in JNF1CNTL, with WHEN=GROUP. Extended the records temporarily. As Nicc indicated, how you do that exactly depends on whether your file contains fixed- or variable-length records. |
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bhaskar_kanteti
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Location: Hyderabad
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Hi Nic,
My input file 1 is VB (LRECL 1004 bytes) and input file 2 is FB (80 bytes).
Hi Bill,
Let me try your suggestion. |
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