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How to count the record count in an EBCDIC file.
How do I get the record count in an EBCDIC file on a Linux Box.
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One method using dd given that you know the record size of course:
Code:
$ dd if=ebcdic_file bs=$REC_SIZE > /dev/null

nnn+0 records in
nnn+0 records out
or
Code:
$ dd if=ebcdic_file cbs=$REC_SIZE conv=ascii | wc -l

     nnn
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