How to convert ZD to BI?



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How to convert ZD to BI?

Postby pjagathis » Thu Jun 09, 2011 12:10 pm

HI all,

How to convert ZD to BI in Syncsort?????
Thanks and Regards,
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Re: How to convert ZD to BI?

Postby Alissa Margulies » Tue Jul 19, 2011 8:20 pm

Hello pjagathis.

Here is an example:
//SYSIN DD *
  SORT FIELDS=COPY
  OUTREC BUILD=(1,2,ZD,BI)
/*

If you provide sample data, or details about the actual record layout, we will be able to provide you with better assistance.
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Re: How to convert ZD to BI?

Postby pjagathis » Wed Aug 03, 2011 2:45 pm

Hi Alissa,

My input record is as follows..

LRECL=20

22222222222222222222
22222222222222222222
22222222222222222222

My output should be in COMP(BI)..

I tried using the below code...

SORT FIELDS=COPY
OUTREC BUILD=(1,20,ZD,BI)

I tried your code but it saying error as follows..

OUTREC ARITHMETIC OVERFLOW
SYNCSMF CALLED BY SYNCSORT; RC=0000


ThanX in advance...
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Re: How to convert ZD to BI?

Postby enrico-sorichetti » Wed Aug 03, 2011 5:16 pm

why not review a bit Your understanding of the representation of numbers in the different bases,
and the relative limit for the maximum number of digits that can be represented

a stupid programmers hand calculator would have shown that
18446744073709551615 is the greatest unsigned that can be represented in 64 bits

as a reminder here is the powers of 2 table up to 2**64


2**00                    1
2**01                    2
2**02                    4
2**03                    8
2**04                   16
2**05                   32
2**06                   64
2**07                  128
2**08                  256
2**09                  512
2**10                 1024
2**11                 2048
2**12                 4096
2**13                 8192
2**14                16384
2**15                32768
2**16                65536
2**17               131072
2**18               262144
2**19               524288
2**20              1048576
2**21              2097152
2**22              4194304
2**23              8388608
2**24             16777216
2**25             33554432
2**26             67108864
2**27            134217728
2**28            268435456
2**29            536870912
2**30           1073741824
2**31           2147483648
2**32           4294967296
2**33           8589934592
2**34          17179869184
2**35          34359738368
2**36          68719476736
2**37         137438953472
2**38         274877906944
2**39         549755813888
2**40        1099511627776
2**41        2199023255552
2**42        4398046511104
2**43        8796093022208
2**44       17592186044416
2**45       35184372088832
2**46       70368744177664
2**47      140737488355328
2**48      281474976710656
2**49      562949953421312
2**50     1125899906842624
2**51     2251799813685248
2**52     4503599627370496
2**53     9007199254740992
2**54    18014398509481984
2**55    36028797018963968
2**56    72057594037927936
2**57   144115188075855872
2**58   288230376151711744
2**59   576460752303423488
2**60  1152921504606846976
2**61  2305843009213693952
2**62  4611686018427387904
2**63  9223372036854775808
2**64 18446744073709551616

cheers
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Re: How to convert ZD to BI?

Postby BillyBoyo » Wed Aug 03, 2011 8:50 pm

pjagathis,

Why, oh why, would you want to do that? 20 digits! What real 20 digits do you have that you need to represent in binary?
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