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Darryl,

This can be easily done if the command is issued on the test system.
First create an SQL index or logical file on the source system that has the desired selection criteria.
Then create a DDM file on the test system that points to the logical on the source system.
Then run the CPYF command on the test system that uses the DDM file as the input.

We have a physical file on a source system that has 68 million records.
It has an SQL index whose selection criteria results in just 1626 entries.
The CPYF using the DDMF is almost instant and the test system ends up with just the desired 1626 entries.

Regards, Peter


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Sent: Friday, 11 August 2017 1:44 AM
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Subject: [IE] How can I speed up the copying of data using DDM and field selection.

We do not have a relational database entry for our production system so I cannot use SQL to copy data from the production system.

I am using DDM and CPYF with field testing. The problem is I am trying to copy 100k records from a file that has over 800 million records. CPYF does not do the selection on the source system and instead appears to copy all
800 million records to the test system where it checks the values and either writes the records or discards them. This takes forever to copy.

I have read rights to the file on the source system.

Is there another way to speed up the copy?

TIA

Darryl Freinkel
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