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Then, you have two problems left to deal with. The simple one of using the data, and the other one of populating the new intermediate file, which could be done I suppose with RPG, SQL, or #GSORT?
James H H Lampert wrote:
Clarification:There could be as few as zero of these files, or as many as 25. The variations in record formats are virtually limitless, but there are exactly three different possibilities for the first few fields, including both keys, as outlined in the original query.I've got enough suggestions to where I can construct a few experiments to test the two most viable possibilities; I'll get back to the List with my findings.-- JHHL
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