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Hi! One thing I dislike about FMTDTA is the use of a separate source file containing the definition of the sort. It is not a good thing when doing a mass conversion... Charles "Pat Barber" <mboceanside@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit dans le message de news:45DDE2E9.1020107@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Yep... Good old Gsort is a S/36 deal, while fmtdta is the 400 version. They both use identical control records.... Something along these lines: The following source records are stored in a member called sortrecs in SORCELIB/QFMTSRC. HSORTR 35A I C 1 3EQCABC FNC 1 3 FNC 4 8 FNC 9 11 35 byte rrecord sort positions 1-3 4-8 9-11 Include only records with the characters of ABC in 1-3. FMTDTA infile(inputfile) outfile(wrkfile) srcfile(sorcelib/qfmtsrc) or the S/36 version // load #GSORT // file name-input,label-inputfile,disp-shr // file name-output,label-wrkfile,disp-new,records-2000 // run HSORTR 35A I C 1 3EQCABC FNC 1 3 FNC 4 8 FNC 9 11 // end Very easy and fairly quick (all from memory) Get the manuals.... Charles St-Laurent wrote:Hi! Just a question about GSORT. Is it possible to run that in a CLP with a STRS36PRC? If it is possible, can you tell me how? Do you consider
FMTDTA as
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