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rahul kapadia
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Hi,
I have a gdg file with some records in it, i want to create a header on it in such a way that all the related records(corresponding to one group, say for e.g one classroom) can be accessed easily later depending upon the header, Can you please let me know how a header can be created and accessed....
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CICS Guy
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Do you want to do this with COBOL or is it simple enough for a sort to handle?
With COBOL, you would create control breaks and re-write the file....
With a sort, there are 'HEADER' and 'TRAILER' functions....
Can you expand on your requirement? |
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rahul kapadia
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i want to do it with jcl, can you please tel me the header and trailor functions...
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
What is a gdg header?
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JCL does not "create" headers (or anything else) - JCL executes programs.
This is in the COBOL part of the forum. Is this a COBOL question or something else?
If you post an example of what you want to do (show some data you have and the output you want), we will be better able to help. This will also help determine which part of the forum can best support your question. |
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Anuj D.
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Hi,
Please show some example of input records & the expected output for us to work on, BTW, if You need a JCL then rather appropriate forum is JCL instead of Mainframe COBOL, I guess. |
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