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You can use DEC and SUBSTR to get out what you want separately. For example
to get the conversion rate with the decimal in the place you want it:

SELECT (DEC(SUBSTR(SRCDATA,9,13)) * .0000001) FROM FILENAME

This will select the piece of data you want, and turn it into a decimal
field. Multiplying by .0000001 puts the decimal where you want it.


-----Original Message-----
From: donna lester [mailto:donna_lester_ny@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 1:50 PM
To: RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries
Subject: sql on flat file

I have a flat file as below :

SRCSEQ SRCDAT SRCDTA
54.00 0 USDAUD 0000009414499 05/13/08
55.00 0 USDEUR 0000015482499 05/13/08
56.00 0 USDGBP 0000019474000 05/13/08

----------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------

I want to extract from this file
USDGBP conversion rate 1.9474000 on date 05/13/08.

Can some one please help me with an SQL or any alternate solution. I donot
have any ideas how can I get period(.) after first digit example :
1.9474000 as flat file comes as 19474000...

Thank you for all the help!





Thanks,

Donna.




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