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by **itzme.sanjana** » Sat Sep 04, 2010 2:42 am

I have a specific kind of requirement to generate 2 report as below:
1) REPORT 1 NAME "AB79600A", FOR RECORDS PRESENT IN FILE ABC AND NOT IN DEF.
2) REPORT 2 NAME "ABC796B", FOR RECORDS PRESENT IN FILE DEF AND NOT IN ABC.

BELOW IS THE REPORT LAYOUT FOR REPORT ABC79600A. 2ND REPORT HAS THE SAME LAOUT WITH NAME ABC79600B.

Select all

REPORT ID: AB79600A ABC CORP LMTD. PAGE : 1
PROGRAM ID: AB796000 AUTOMATED GENERATION PROGRAMME DATE : MM/DD/CCYY
SYNCHRONIZATION REPORT LAYOUT TIME : HH:MM:SS
ABC RECS THAT ARE NOT IN DEF TBLS

RECORD: CT - CATEGORY
COLUMN NAMES:
K1 - CATEGORY CODE
K2 - CATEGORY NAME
K3 - PARENT CATEGORY
K4 - ACTIVE FLAG

K1 K2       K3       K4
----    -----       -----       ----
XXXXXX    XXXXXXXXXXXXXX    XXXXXXXXX    XXXXXXXX
XXXXXX    XXXXXXXXXXXXXX    XXXXXXXXX    XXXXXXXX
XXXXXX    XXXXXXXXXXXXXX    XXXXXXXXX    XXXXXXXX

TOTAL COUNT OF MISSING RECORDS : ZZZZZZZZZ

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________

IN THE ABOVE LAYOUT "RECORD: AB - CATEGORY" IS THE TABLE NAME I HAVE 6 TYPES OF RECORDS IN A FILE. WHERE "AB" IA ONE TYPE OF RECORD, I HAVE 6 DIFFERENT TYPE OF RECORDS IN FILE IN THE ABOVE EXAMPLE I HAVE USED ONLY 1 RECORD LAYOUT.
SAME WAY I HAVE TO PRINT FOR RECORDS "CT", "RB","RP", "RU', "RY", "RC" WITH DIFFERENT TYPE OF RECORDS ( K1, K2, K3....) LIKE IN ABOVE EXAMPLE.

CAN ANYONE HELP ME TO WRITE A COBOL REPORT PROGRAM. ATTACHED IS THE COPYBOOK LAYOUT

by **dick scherrer** » Sat Sep 04, 2010 3:10 am

Hello and welcome to the forum,

cAN ANYONE HELP ME TO WRITE A COBOL REPORT PROGRAM.

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by **NicC** » Sat Sep 04, 2010 9:32 am

Judging by your first 3 lines you need your files sorted by the keys you are using to compare the files and then your program will be a 2 file match, which you should have been made aware of in your training.

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