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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 20

    Description:
    Even though the records specified in the input file are all eligible for deletion, the xxxxx_deleted report file is empty and no items are deleted.

    Resolution:
    The p_item_11 Help files says, in regard to the input file, "The file contains the Doc Number + Item Sequence of the items that are to be deleted."

    Like this:

    03 REC-IN-DOC-NUMBER PICTURE 9(9).
    03 REC-IN-ITEM-SEQUENCE PICTURE 9(6).

    The ajercpretadm01a input file has records in this format:

    000000002ABC50
    000000003ABC50

    It should have records like this:

    000000002000010
    000000003000010
    <etc.>

    The job which produces an output file consisting of Doc Number + Item Sequence is p_ret_adm_01. I see that you have a file $alephe_scratch/ajercpretadm01. That is the file which you need to use as input rather than ajercpretadm01a.


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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