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Re: Sorting a program described file

You can use the "FMTDTA" command. It is simple and works like #gsort. With this command you can use CL instead of OCL.



Booth Martin wrote:

This may be a brain flat.

I have a Sys/36 environment program described file (QS36F) with no index. I want to order the file for processing by field 1, field 3, and field 2 (not contiguous, not in order). Until now it has been done with a #gsort in OCL, and works fine.

I would like to not use OCL. Any ideas?



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