Hi,
I do have a input file as below, to which i need to add X'1F' (Unit Seprator) as a delimiter.
Is it possible to use X'1F' as Delimiter in DFSORT of Icetool ?
Regards,
Raul
X'1F' as Delimiter in DFSORT of Icetool
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Yes. Why would you think not? You can use any of the 256 bit patterns available.
I'd set up a symbol/SYMNAME for it.
I'd set up a symbol/SYMNAME for it.
Code: Select all
//SYMNAMES DD *
SEP-FOR-XYZ-FILE,X'1F'
//SYMNOUT DD SYSOUT=*
... BUILD=(start,end,
SEP-FOR-XYZ-FILE,
start2,end2,
SEP-FOR-XYZ-FILE,
etc
startn,endn)
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