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I am building a file for ETL.
I stuck a seq # key on the front of the record (with duplicates).
First, I populate the file with any customer record which was changed today - from the journal record - using a TAATOOL.
The seq # key is zero for all these new adds.
Next I come thru with a COBOL pgm and update the CUST records with current data.
When I try to rewrite record - after changing the seq#, I receive error 21 - OS is stating I cannot change key if dup keys are allowed.
I need to change the key from zero to a seq # for downstream processing - how can I get around this?
I don't want to add another file in between to accomplish.
Thanks!
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