Thanks, Charles, that does make a lot of sense. I have tried to search for
AT-TLS, and find a lot of details, but I am not quite ready for that yet.
Do you know of a primer that starts at 20,000 feet and brings me into the
process easily?
Don
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Thanks for putting my mind at ease!
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hat I need with it.
If you have a program that will help me read these LDS files, I would be so
grateful!
Thanks!
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Good morning!
I am working with the IGGCSI00 module, and have looked at the field
descriptions and think I am missing something.
Does anyone know the CSI field name and format where I can discover if a file
is a BASIC or LARGE DSNtype?
Thanks!
Don
Kolusu, thanks once again! This is now complete and working as I had hoped!
Have a good evening!
Don
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Hi Kolusu, I have one question about a situation that just came up.
If the input file has no records to process, I would like to set a return code
so I can bypass further processing. Is there a way that I can tweak this SORT
input that you gave me to know if the SORTCMD1 file is empty, and set a
Kolusu, thanks...this gave me just what I needed in those files!
Have a wonder-filled day!
Don
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Well, I found that I could not release 2 records into the Copy from INREC. So
here is what I did to produce all the output. Kolusu, if you have an easier
way, I would be happy to learn and adapt!
This is what I did to get what I needed:
//SYSINDD *
OPTION COPY
Thanks for the tip, Kolusu; it worked great!
Now, I was trying to create a second command file, without that last comma and
field. For example, the statements you gave me created
-UTL COPY,TABLE,B400-TRANHIST(0003),HST0400A
and for the second file, I need
-RPT FIELD,TABLE,B400-TRANHIST(0003)
Ho
#x27;,C'H',
C'09',C'I',C'10',C'J'),NOMATCH=(C'$'),80:X)
I tried to use 05,32,SQZ=(SHIFT=LEFT), and that may have worked, but then it
just padded the rest of the 32 bytes with spaces, so it did nothing.
Thanks in advance!
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from the SSH EXEC PGM=BPXBATCH environment?
Since I need to test both FTP and SFTP access to the servers, I welcome any
guidance for these that you can give me. The end goal is to produce a
before/after list showing the differences.
Thanks!
Don Johnson
Ok, thanks, Kolusu. Unless there would be a compelling reason to redirect the
SORT a different way, I will let the program determine the best way to go. So
far, it sounds like each of these memory paths will produce somewhat similar
stats to other paths, and I would not want to ask my client try
Yes, the records are FB, and I have run several tests today, so I could get a
"close but not exact" count here to see those results.
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This has been a good thread, even if it is a bit long, and it was quite
expedient for me, as I had a client just ask me about how to determine sortwork
sizes needed for a large database file they are processing. The records are
coming from inside a program via E15/35, so I can't use the standard
Kolusu, this is great - I did not think this could be done, and it works so
well. The changed format is fine, as that is easy to understand. Thanks so much
for teaching me along the way!
Now let me ask, is there a way to incorporate the Sort extract that creates
either or both of the files into
things. Let me know what you think.
Thanks for your guidance and assistance!
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Hello! I just tried to post a question with embedded code and fixed formatting,
but it was rejected because HTML is not supported.
So I will post it in plain text, and you can cut/paste into notepad or 3270 to
see how it lines up. If there is a way to use code blocks here, please let me
know an
Lionel, thank you for this tool. It works perfectly, and saved me a lot of time
and effort!
Have a great day!
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Hi all, I have a teammate who wants to change his ISPF ZSTART profile variable
in the ISP profile, and I wanted to see if there is an easy way to do this.
ISPF 7.3 won't work, as that is only showing ISR profile variables.
I can write a quick little utility that will (1) copy ISPPROF to some oth
Kolusu, thank you for putting this together. I am hopeful to be able to try it
out today, but then will be away through next week.
Let me ask one question here. Would it be easier if I changed the separator
from a comma to a tilde? If so, then the output looks like this
ITM_ID~DESC~SHORT_DESC~U_
Wayne, thanks for these great solution ideas - they give me other ideas, too. I
might try the Datasource for Excel option for another need I have. The IBM DB2
Rexx is interesting, and I will have to see if I could adapt it to my Datacom
table (at first blush, it seems too DB2-centric).
Thanks a
Kolusu, here are the first 3 column definitions:
CHAR(10) N.N.,
CHAR(30) NOT NULL,
CHAR(8) N.N.,
As you can see, each of the columns is separated by a comma, which is outside
of the parens. The N.N. is an abbreviation for Not Null, and the abbreviation
is used when the column width is less than
,8.99,550,25,"N",500,1.5,0,0,87,02,03
"A10006","MONOGRAMMED SPLASH
GUARDS","SPLSHGRD","PAIR",11.99,300,0,"N",250,1.5,0,0,86,02,20
Is there a way to see which column type contains CHAR( -- each of the types is
c
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