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Sort file allocation in XPEDITER

 
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rasprasads
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PostPosted: Wed Sep 10, 2003 7:46 am    Post subject: Sort file allocation in XPEDITER Reply with quote
I have a internal sort file in a called program. XPEDITER fails in this particular step :

Code:
SORT SORT-FILE ASCENDING KEY SORT-KEY                     
    USING FIRM-FILE                                 
    OUTPUT PROCEDURE 2000-PROCESS-SORT-FILE THRU 2000-EXIT.]


With the following error :
Code:

NO FILE ALLOCATION FOR DDNAME ISORT


The FIRM-FILE is defined as external and opened / populated in other called file.

Is it necessary to allocate the sort work file here ? If so how to do it ?
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kolusu
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PostPosted: Wed Sep 10, 2003 10:59 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Rasprasad,

Try allocating ISORT file in the same program which you are trying xpedite.code the disp as new.

Hope this helps...

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