Re: Identifying Numeric Columns with Bad Data - S36 DDS Conversion

I would expect a cpyf fmtopt(*map *drop) to find errors as well....


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Stefan



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Subject: Identifying Numeric Columns with Bad Data - S36 DDS Conversion

Hi All,

Doing a S36 conversion to add DDS/DDL to tables.

Is there a good methodology to check for decimal data errors on columns and fix them quickly ?

We do a CPYF *NOCHK to populate the tables.

And I’ve seen SQL function “systools.validate_data” as one possible method.

Thoughts appreciated.

Regards,
Richard Schoen
Web: http://www.richardschoen.net
Email: richard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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