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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 with a (file, lib, id, fldn, count) as ( select rffile, rflib, rfid, rffldn, recordcount from file1 ), b (file, lib, id, fldn, count) as ( select rffile, rflib, rfid, rffldn, recordcount from file2 ) select a.* from a exception join b on b.file = a.file and b.lib = a.lib and b.id = a.id and b.fldn = a.fldn and b.count = a.count That will output all of the rows in file1 that don't have an exact match in file2 Then reverse the a and b in the subqueries and rerun to produce all of the rows in file2 that don't have an exact match in file1. Pete Hall pbhall@xxxxxxxxxxxxx http://pbhall.us donna lester wrote:
I have FILE1,FILE2 each with 5 similar(Type and attributes are same) columns. Both are non-key physical files. Without writing RPG , I want to compare the data each record in these two files and any difference in the respective columns I want to write in detail to the user in the form of a file or spool or etc. rffile,rflib,rfid,rffldn,recordcount are the 5 fields in both FILE1 & FILE2. Both files expected to have same data and same number of records. Thanks for your help! donna. Thanks, Donna. --------------------------------- We won't tell. Get more on shows you hate to love (and love to hate): Yahoo! TV's Guilty Pleasures list.
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