Hello All;Well IBM offers this solution: https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/correcting-decimal-data-errors
Does anyone know of a program which can scan all numeric files in all physical files within a library and report any found data decimal errors? I have a client who asked about such a program.
There are programs that can scan a single field in a single file but I haven't come across a program that can scan all numeric fields in every physical file within a library.
Many Thanks.
KM
Thanks for the response Jon.scanned and produced RNQ0907, then output with the file and field names along with RRNs would be enough.
The customer basically wants to scan every numeric field in a choice of physical files looking for data decimal errors; whether that be *ALL files across *ALL libs or any combination thereof down to a single file. I suppose if a program exists that
He didn't go into details about how he wants the field values corrected. Only reporting them for now.It is a reasonable request as long as they intend to do something about theroot cause. The crritical thing is to use information from programs such as these toghether with journal entries to establish the programs in error and fix them!
Simon's RPGPGM.COM example is close and I'll pass it along to the customer. BTW, I never thought how useful a program like this could be. The customer's request seems quite reasonable.
Thanks for the response Jon.scanned and produced RNQ0907, then output with the file and field names along with RRNs would be enough.
The customer basically wants to scan every numeric field in a choice of physical files looking for data decimal errors; whether that be *ALL files across *ALL libs or any combination thereof down to a single file. I suppose if a program exists that
He didn't go into details about how he wants the field values corrected. Only reporting them for now.
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