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rrr_82
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 Posted: Tue Feb 15, 2005 6:58 am Post subject: Query regarding Checkpoint(CHKP) and Restart(XRST) functions |
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rrr_82,
Is the Status cycle file a GSAM file? If so what is the procopt defined for this file? Is it LS? Is the dataset pre-allocated ?
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rrr_82
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Thanks for ur prompt response. 
Yeah the status cycle file is a GSAM file.
Actually the logic is like this.
We have an input status cycle file (GSAM-GS) which has all the data till the last insertion into the database.
And an Ouput status cycle file (GSAM-LS) which is created when the job is ran for the first time.
The program copies the records from the input file to output file directly using certain comparison logic and then inserts the records which are successfully inserted in the database.
Now, the problem we are facing is ... When the job is restarted it is copying all the records from the begining of the input file to the output file irrespective of the checkpoint issued. This is happening only with the GSAM files where as the records are getting properly inserted into the database.
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