How to save a SELECT output in a directory
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10 years 5 months ago #16724
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How to save a SELECT output in a directory was created by EDA001
Dear All
For reporting purpose i would like to save the output put of a select command from the jshell into a directory called DCIM i have created under the bnk.run . i have tried to use SAVE-LIST command but the output will be automatically saved in &SAVEDLISTS& which is not what i want ed it to be.
My select statement LOOK like ... SELECT F.CATEGORY and i want to save the output in " /u01/prod/bnk/bnk.run/DCIM" .
Can anyone help ?
Thank you
For reporting purpose i would like to save the output put of a select command from the jshell into a directory called DCIM i have created under the bnk.run . i have tried to use SAVE-LIST command but the output will be automatically saved in &SAVEDLISTS& which is not what i want ed it to be.
My select statement LOOK like ... SELECT F.CATEGORY and i want to save the output in " /u01/prod/bnk/bnk.run/DCIM" .
Can anyone help ?
Thank you
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10 years 5 months ago #16725
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Replied by jpb on topic How to save a SELECT output in a directory
Maybe you can try to change the assignment of JBCLISTFILE before doing SAVE-LIST.
Otherwise just create a PAragraph that does the select -& save-list and then copy from &SAVEDLISTS& to your desired dir.
Otherwise just create a PAragraph that does the select -& save-list and then copy from &SAVEDLISTS& to your desired dir.
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10 years 5 months ago #16740
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Replied by EDA001 on topic How to save a SELECT output in a directory
Thank you jpb i have used the second option to copy from &SAVEDLISTS& to mydesired dir
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