Glenn,
What you describe is the implied delimited string.
I am introducing the keyword STRING to indicate that the following is
to be taken as a delimited string, no matter what, just like other
stages that support STRING.
pipe literal | spec string 1-1 1 | cons
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Ready; T=0.01/0.01 11:17:37
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Richard.
Doesen't the tertiary output from Lookup contain what you desire?
[Master records that are not matched by a detail.]
j.
2009/1/8 Schuh, Richard :
> I am trying to find a pipe solution to the following problem:
>
> I have 2 files that have tags in them. I want to identify which tags a
On Thu, 8 Jan 2009 11:20:10 +0100, John wrote:
>pipe literal | spec string 1-1 1 | cons
>-
This works as far back as z/VM 4.4.0 (and did any of us ever notice?).
That's why I'm confused about what you're "introducing" now.
>Yes, |specs #1:=1 print #1| is what I have in mind. If you're telling
>m
John,
Not quite. I need something more like
1. Duplicate masters are not discarded.
2. Whenever a detail matches a master, one of the matching master
records is deleted from the reference.
That would result in a reference that contained unmatched instances of
each master. For example, if there w
What about putting a sequence number before the keys before sending them to
LOOKUP?
2009/1/8 Schuh, Richard
> John,
>
> Not quite. I need something more like
>
> 1. Duplicate masters are not discarded.
> 2. Whenever a detail matches a master, one of the matching master
> records is deleted from
Is there a good way to do that without a "sort | unique count" in both
streams?
Regards,
Richard Schuh
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"Schuh, Richard" wrote:
> > What about putting a sequence number before the keys before
> > sending them to LOOKUP?
> Is there a good way to do that without a "sort | unique count" in both
> streams?
Took all day, but it finally occurred to me: LOOKUP AUTOADD
TRACKCOUNT. If the key is the whole
