Re: Creating files and then combining them into one PF

How are ALLSALES and SALES10 used?

Having the data duplicated into separate physical files seems pretty
silly to me.

Personally, I'd have all the data in ALLSALES, perhaps using multiple
members*, then create SALES10, SALES09 as logicals over the one
physical.

*note: I'd only have ALLSALES as multiple member if I had the DB2
Multisystem part of the OS installed and could create the ALLSALES
table as an SQL partitioned table.

HTH,
Charles

On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 9:51 AM, Rubino, Jim <Jim.Rubino@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have the need to create some yearly historical physical files of data,
SALES05, SALES06, SALES07, SALES08, SALES09, SALES10 (the numbers being
the year).
We need the data in all of these files combined into one physical file
called ALLSALES.  We have created the previous years files and do not
need to recreate them, 09 and before but we will need to recreate the
current year each night.  The problem is the newly recreated 10 file
being combined into the ALLSALES PF.

My questions are:
First is there an easy way to combine all of these files into one PF
besides doing the following - CLRPFM ALLSALES, CPYF SALESxx *ADD to
ALLSALES for each of the files?
Secondly is there an easy way to only add the newly added records to the
ALLSALES from the SALES10 file each night?
Thirdly is there an easy way to do all of this?

Thank you for any and all help,

         Jim Rubino
Senior Programmer, Team Lead
 FIKE CORPORATION (r)
 704 South 10th Street
  Blue Springs, Mo.  64015
          In Y memory of Max -
*  Direct Dial - (816) 655-4579
*  Or - (816) 229-6216 Ext. 1079
*  Jim.Rubino@xxxxxxxx

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