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 Topic: DFSORT: split file to multiple GDG files by n records |
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| rover Replies: 6 Views: 6245 |
 Forum: Utilities Posted: Thu Aug 21, 2008 1:53 am Subject: DFSORT: split file to multiple GDG files by n records |
| kolusu,
sorry, I'm confused. You say 'supply the GDG Base to sortin', but I need GDG base to be 'sortout'. It's required to split input sequential dataset into multiple output GDG datasets and ... |
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| Topic: DFSORT: split file to multiple GDG files by n records |
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| rover Replies: 6 Views: 6245 |
Forum: Utilities Posted: Wed Aug 20, 2008 2:34 pm Subject: DFSORT: split file to multiple GDG files by n records |
| Is that possible to split input file by n records into multiple GDG files when number of output files in unknown?
For instance, there is an input file with 1000 records which to be split by 10 con ... |
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| Topic: 'internal' sort in block of data |
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| rover Replies: 17 Views: 8473 |
Forum: Utilities Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2007 2:17 pm Subject: 'internal' sort in block of data |
| kolusu,
many thanks for help and solution - works great. |
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| Topic: 'internal' sort in block of data |
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| rover Replies: 17 Views: 8473 |
Forum: Utilities Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2007 3:16 pm Subject: 'internal' sort in block of data |
| 1. yes, got the idea that OVERLAY=(1963:124,10)) will copy the content to new position, but in my case it does not happen. Will review my jcl more carefully...
2. The input ds usually is about < ... |
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| Topic: 'internal' sort in block of data |
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| rover Replies: 17 Views: 8473 |
Forum: Utilities Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2007 2:29 pm Subject: 'internal' sort in block of data |
| kolusu,
solution works great - it's a kind of magic 
got some concerns however: 1. IFTHEN=(WHEN=(05,02,CH,EQ,C'04'), OVERLAY=(1963:124,10)) does not ... |
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| Topic: 'internal' sort in block of data |
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| rover Replies: 17 Views: 8473 |
Forum: Utilities Posted: Thu May 31, 2007 2:11 am Subject: 'internal' sort in block of data |
| kolusu, yes, your suggestion is quite correct - every CR (min 1: max 1) record 'belongs' to preceding 04 (min 1: max 1) record and this is a way to distinguish them. | |
| Topic: 'internal' sort in block of data |
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| rover Replies: 17 Views: 8473 |
Forum: Utilities Posted: Wed May 30, 2007 9:26 am Subject: 'internal' sort in block of data |
| Frank, sorry for impatience... Does my post above contain enought details on problem we have? Is there any way to solve it with DFSORT? Thanks. | |
| Topic: 'internal' sort in block of data |
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| rover Replies: 17 Views: 8473 |
Forum: Utilities Posted: Thu May 17, 2007 2:24 am Subject: 'internal' sort in block of data |
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Is the order of the record types in each block always 01, 02 and 04? If not, what are the variations? The order can be 01-04 or 01-02-04, where 02 and 04 can be multiple, but only 04 should be ... |
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| Topic: 'internal' sort in block of data |
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| rover Replies: 17 Views: 8473 |
Forum: Utilities Posted: Wed May 16, 2007 2:32 pm Subject: 'internal' sort in block of data |
| Hi. I wonder if this complex (seems) sort is even possible with z/OS DFSORT v1r5 we have in our shop...
Input DS: -> 01 some data record sort yes | 01 associated line ... |
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