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nadh
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PostPosted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 5:20 am    Post subject: edit vsam file Reply with quote
Hi,

I need to edit the vsam ksds file. Please could you suggest the way. I have Insync in my shop. No File-aid. Using Insync we can access Vsam file if we know copy book. But in this case I do not have copybook. My requirement is I have a vsam dataset

GDLV.GENERAL.PARAMS.GD020B. This file is sorted using below cards

SORT FIELDS = (6,5,CH,A)
INCLUDE COND=(1,5,CH,EQ,C'SD016')
OUTREC FIELDS=(6,5,25,2)

Please tell me how to edit the VSAM dataset to include SD016 manualy. If i open the dataset using insync without copybook its giving data as below.
Code:


000001 AAHDRIGP020A1       0AGD030AB10/17/8519.56                             
000002 AA000AA0001         1C5X=(AA000)(2X3X)N=(1,9)9O+ ;N=(1,9)X=(A/C/D/RGDP-4
000003 AA000AA0001         2C)45X(3AX=(-)2NX=(-)AA+ ;)(2A2N)END           GDP-4
000004 AA000AA0002         1C5X=(AA000)(2X3X)N=(1,9)9O+ ;N=(1,9)X=(A/C/D/RGDP-4
000005 AA000AA0002         2C)45X(3AX=(-)2NX=(-)AA+ ;)(2A2N)END           GDP-4
000006 AA000AA0003         1C5X=(AA000)(2X3X)N=(1,9)9O+ ;N=(1,9)X=(A/C/D/RGDP-4
000007 AA000AA0003         2C)45X(3AX=(-)2NX=(-)AA+ ;)(2A2N)END           GDP-4
000008 AA000AA0004         1C5X=(AA000)(2X3X)N=(1,9)9O+ ;N=(1,9)X=(A/C/D/RGDP-4
000009 AA000AA0004         2C)45X(3AX=(-)2NX=(-)AA+ ;)(2A2N)END           GDP-4
000010 AA000AA0005         1C5X=(AA000)(2X3X)N=(1,9)9O+ ;N=(1,9)X=(A/C/D/RGDP-4
000011 AA000AA0005         2C)45X(3AX=(-)2NX=(-)AA+ ;)(2A2N)END           GDP-4
000012 AA000AA0006         1C5X=(AA000)(2X3X)N=(1,9)9O+ ;N=(1,9)X=(A/C/D/RGDP-4
000013 AA000AA0006         2C)45X(3AX=(-)2NX=(-)AA+ ;)(2A2N)END           GDP-4
000014 AA000AA0007         1C5X=(AA000)(2X3X)N=(1,9)9O+ ;N=(1,9)X=(A/C/D/RGDP-4
000015 AA000AA0007         2C)45X(3AX=(-)2NX=(-)AA+ ;)(2A2N)END           GDP-4
000016 AA000AA0008         1C5X=(AA000)(2X3X)N=(1,9)9O+ ;N=(1,9)X=(A/C/D/RGDP-4
000017 AA000AA0008         2C)45X(3AX=(-)2NX=(-)AA+ ;)(2A2N)END           GDP-4
000018 AA000AA0009         1C5X=(AA000)(2X3X)N=(1,9)9O+ ;N=(1,9)X=(A/C/D/RGDP-4
000019 AA000AA0009         2C)45X(3AX=(-)2NX=(-)AA+ ;)(2A2N)END           GDP-4
000020 AA000AA0011         1C5X=(AA001)2X3X10X=(          )N=(1)X=(A/C/D/RGDP-4

I'm not able to understand it.

Pls. help.

Cheers!!!
Nadh
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PostPosted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 1:14 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
nadh,

why cant you edit the output file produced from sort? It is only 7 bytes in length and u know the contents and field lengths.
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 18, 2008 5:14 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Why not create a copybook? Presumably the program that creates or reads the file knows the record structure.
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