Author: blackjack202
Subject: Finding repetead surnames in differents colmuns
Posted: Tue Jun 07, 2016 7:42 pm (GMT 5.5)
Hi there,
I have the following problem. I will try to explain it, the idea is to delete those records who have relatives in the same oficce. We know that if the surname is repeat it, we have to remove those records. But the big problem, at least for me, is how can i manage when the surname1 is also in the surname 2 or the other way around?
For example:
Format INPUT ==> OFIC (1 CHAR) - ACC.NUM( 1 CHAR) - SURNAME1 (50 CHAR) - SURNAME2 (50 CHAR) - NAME (50 CHAR)
INPUT:
OUTPUT:
The most complicated case, as you can see, is the case of the OFIC = 2 ACC. NUM = 3 and 4, the SURNAME ZAPATA is in column SURNAME1 and SURNAME2. It is possible to do this with DFSORT or any other? am open to any suggestion. For me will be easy to do it with an internal table in COBOL, but is not possible for me to reach this solution for burocratic stuff here at work.
Thanks you so much, for your support!![icon_biggrin.gif]()
PD: Yes, it is my first time, in the fórum![icon_redface.gif]()
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Mario F. P.
Subject: Finding repetead surnames in differents colmuns
Posted: Tue Jun 07, 2016 7:42 pm (GMT 5.5)
Hi there,
I have the following problem. I will try to explain it, the idea is to delete those records who have relatives in the same oficce. We know that if the surname is repeat it, we have to remove those records. But the big problem, at least for me, is how can i manage when the surname1 is also in the surname 2 or the other way around?
For example:
Format INPUT ==> OFIC (1 CHAR) - ACC.NUM( 1 CHAR) - SURNAME1 (50 CHAR) - SURNAME2 (50 CHAR) - NAME (50 CHAR)
INPUT:
| Code: |
OFIC. ACC.NUM SURNAME1 SURNAME2 NAME 1 1 ARIZONA ROCAFORT JUAN 1 ROCAFORT MARTINEZ ANNA 2 SEVILLA RODRIGUEZ ERNESTO 3 ARIZONA MARTINEZ JULIAN 2 1 RODRIGUEZ MARTINEZ FEDERICO 2 RODRIGUEZ MARTINEZ FAUSTO 3 AMARAL ZAPATA GILDA 3 BAGGINS SHIRE ROBERT 4 ZAPATA TANK JOHN 3 1 MARTIN MERIADOC MARCOS 1 CRYSTAL EDURNE VERONICA |
OUTPUT:
| Code: |
| OFIC. ACC.NUM SURNAME1 SURNAME2 NAME 1 2 SEVILLA RODRIGUEZ ERNESTO 2 3 BAGGINS SHIRE ROBERT 3 1 MARTIN MERIADOC MARCOS 1 CRYSTAL EDURNE VERONICA |
The most complicated case, as you can see, is the case of the OFIC = 2 ACC. NUM = 3 and 4, the SURNAME ZAPATA is in column SURNAME1 and SURNAME2. It is possible to do this with DFSORT or any other? am open to any suggestion. For me will be easy to do it with an internal table in COBOL, but is not possible for me to reach this solution for burocratic stuff here at work.
Thanks you so much, for your support!
PD: Yes, it is my first time, in the fórum
_________________
Mario F. P.