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I have 2 tables. 1sthold is the hold file of the first and 2ndhold is the second hold file of the second table. 1sthold resulted, say,1400 s.s# numbers and 2ndhold has 700 s.s#. I join from 1sthold to 2ndhold by ss# to get all the other fields, but not all the 700 ss# are included in the result. how do I get them all those 700 added in the join?
The MATCH command is designed to provide the various types of file 'matches'. For example.. MATCH FILE ONE SUM A AND B BY SSN WHERE SOMETHING ; RUN FILE TWO SUM D AND E BY SSN WHERE SOMETHING ; ON MATCH HOLD OLD-NOT-NEW END -* OTHER CHOICES ARE OLD-AND-NEW, OLD-NOR-NEW -* OLD-OR-NEW, ETC... TABLE FILE HOLD get the desired report.. end
the setting ALL (SET ALL=ON) would make sure the left-hand rows would be included regardless of if they had matches... you don't need to use the complex MATCH command if this is all you want.