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ldushkin
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 Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 11:16 am Post subject: 2 output files with DSN |
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I received more than 300 files every day
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P#MMA.IN.CPY.H1DG.MARXTR.D060613.T1507584
P#MMA.IN.CPY.H1DG.MARXTR.D060613.T1521331
P#MMA.IN.CPY.H1DG.MARXTR.D060613.T1533450
P#MMA.IN.CPY.H1DG.MARXTR.D060613.T1534389
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P#MMA.IN.CPY.J273.MARXTR.D060613.T1100120
P#MMA.IN.CPY.J28T.MARXTR.D060613.T0359322
P#MMA.IN.CPY.K1R4.MARXTR.D060613.T0927117
P#MMA.IN.CPY.K1R4.MARXTR.D060613.T1112119
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Some of them is different header
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BROWSE P#MMA.IN.CPY.H1DG.MARXTR.D060613.T0701259
Command ===>
********************************* Top of Data ******
AAAAAAHEADER. 072006
BROWSE P#MMA.IN.CPY.K1R4.MARXTR.D060613.T0927117
Command ===>
********************************* Top of Data *******
AAAAAAHEADER RETRO 042006
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My question is, can we do in any way (UTILITIE, REXX, SAS) create 2 output files with DSN, if yes can you provide how to do it. Thank you all your help.
Output1
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BROWSE D2HG.CAP.OUTPUT
Command ===>
********************************* Top of Data **
P#MMA.IN.CPY.H1DG.MARXTR.D060613.T1507584
P#MMA.IN.CPY.H1DG.MARXTR.D060613.T1521331
P#MMA.IN.CPY.H1DG.MARXTR.D060613.T1533450
P#MMA.IN.CPY.H1DG.MARXTR.D060613.T1534389
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******************************** Bottom of Data
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Output2
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BROWSE D2HG.RETRO.OUTPUT
Command ===>
********************************* Top of Data *
P#MMA.IN.CPY.H1DG.MARXTR.D060613.T1539212
P#MMA.IN.CPY.K1R4.MARXTR.D060613.T0927117
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******************************** Bottom of Data
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shekar123
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| Posted: Wed Jun 14, 2006 1:50 pm Post subject: |
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ldushkin,
Can you provide some more information on your requirement with a sample input and sample output ?
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ldushkin
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My input is about 300 files, can be more, so if header is like this
AAAAAAHEADER. 072006
write in output file DSN of this file
If header is like this
AAAAAAHEADER RETRO 042006
write in output file DSN of this file |
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bprasanna
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Hi,
Still not able to understand your requirement.Please elobarate a little bit more to have a correct and quick solution.
Shekar,did you got some thing from his second post ?
Thank you
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superk
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I think is what the O/P is looking for:
From a list of about 300 dataset names, open each dataset, one-by-one, and read the first record.
If the contents of the first record look like:
AAAAAAHEADER. 072006
then write the DATASET NAME of the corresponding dataset to output file 1.
Else, if the contents of the first record look like:
AAAAAAHEADER RETRO 042006
then write the DATASET NAME of the corresponding dataset to output file 2.
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kolusu
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bprasanna,
The requirement is a lil bit complex. Ldushkin receives 'n' number of files per day. And these files have a header record which may vary from file to file. So ldushkin wants to create 2 files based on the header record. But the trick here is to create the files with input filenames
Sort products do not have the ability of getting the input dataset name. SAS can do it. However it is tedious job as OP has 300 datasets.
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shekar123
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Kolusu,Superk Prasanna,
My understading and presumed logic is :
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SHEKAR.TEST.FILE1
SHEKAR.TEST.FILE2
SHEKAR.TEST.FILE3
SHEKAR.TEST.FILE4
SHEKAR.TEST.FILE5
SHEKAR.TEST.FILE6
SHEKAR.TEST.FILE7
SHEKAR.TEST.FILE8
SHEKAR.TEST.FILE9
SHEKAR.TEST.FILE10
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If i have 10 files with the above file names,can we store the file names in a seperate dataset and code a pgm with this dataset as input ,that is read record by record till end of the file.
Once the first record is read SHEKAR.TEST.FILE1 store it to a variable and open the file with the variable which would read the file contents .Again read only the first record and check for the contents (AAAAAAHEADER. 072006 / AAAAAAHEADER RETRO 042006 ) if first one matches ,write the file name to output file1 else write it to output file2.
Is there any way in which we can store the datasets found in 3.4 say for example the 10 datasets above to store in a file through any means.
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kolusu
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Is there any way in which we can store the datasets found in 3.4 say for example the 10 datasets above to store in a file through any means.
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Once you get the listing of all files in 3.4 then type the following command at the command prompt.
The dataset listing will be saved as USERID. LIST.DATASETS.
Hope this helps...
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