Sauro Menna

Hi, Attached is a ZIP file with two examples in Windows environment. readme.txt contains the details. 1) Example - SYMNAMES definition in the take file gcsort TAKE take_symb.prm 2) Example - SYMNAMES definition in an external file set SYMNAMES=fsymb.txt gcsort TAKE take_symb_file.prm Sauro

ver. 1.05.00 - Update Makefile.

first example

Hi, Attached are two examples of how to use SYMNAME. 1) SYMNAMES within the TAKE file. In this case, the contents of the SYMNAMES definition are enclosed between the SYMNAMES (start) and END (end) lines. The definition of the SYMNAMES and SYMORG environment variables must be omitted. Within the TAKE file, before defining the SORT instructions, you can insert symbols enclosed between two lines that define the start and end of the SYMNAMES definition. Start: SYMNAMES End: END 2) SYMNAMES defined in...

Missing symnames.c and symnames.h

Hi, I've released a new version of GCSort, ver. 1.05.00, with a number of updates. Here are the details: - Added support for reading the TAKE file using libcob. - SYMNAMES symbol integration [1] SYMNAMES with definitions in an external file using libcob [2] SYMNAMES definitions in the TAKE file - A new counter has been added to the print statistics for OMIT/INCLUDE records - Updated the configuration files: gctestsetup.cfg and gctestcmd.cfg for test cases related to SYMNAMES Best regards. Sauro

* Version 01.05.00

Hi, The implementation in GCSort will be the same as in DFSORT, that is, using an external file, as in JCL. In accordance with the DFSORT standard, an environment variable named DD_SYMNAMES, dd_SYMNAMES, or SYMNAMES must be created, specifying the physical file. According to IBM and Microfocus documentation, the dataset or file assigned to DD SYMNAMES must have a fixed-length record format (RECFM=F or RECFM=FB) and a record length of 80 bytes (LRECL=80). I will adopt this definition in GCSort. Example:...