Author: sergeyken
Subject: Re: Reply to: Joinkeys with duplicated keys
Posted: Sat Sep 24, 2016 5:18 pm (GMT 5.5)
1) All your questions have been clearly answered in previous messages
2) Based on your questions it seems you have ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA about JOIN operation. First, RTFM![icon_exclaim.gif]()
3) You started with "I'm trying to do a joinkey in SYNCSORT..." but my understanding is you just want to compare two files, and detect matching/unmatching keys, isn't it? First of all, you need to clarify for yourself: what you need to do? and next - how you can do this. Not vice versa!![icon_confused.gif]()
Subject: Re: Reply to: Joinkeys with duplicated keys
Posted: Sat Sep 24, 2016 5:18 pm (GMT 5.5)
| juares castro wrote: |
| Sorry All! The position of keys is 4 length 3. My intention is understand why we have duplicated keys (or records) being created. I am thinking my code is not OK... missing something. In this example we have the same number of records but we could have this scenario with different numbers of records, and to demonstrate I filed with different content after the keys on 2nd file. Thanks in advance! |
1) All your questions have been clearly answered in previous messages
2) Based on your questions it seems you have ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA about JOIN operation. First, RTFM
3) You started with "I'm trying to do a joinkey in SYNCSORT..." but my understanding is you just want to compare two files, and detect matching/unmatching keys, isn't it? First of all, you need to clarify for yourself: what you need to do? and next - how you can do this. Not vice versa!
