05-22-2014
Well, a suggestion for logic (no code yet)
- Get all the unique values from all the files into one.
- Get values missing in each file and write your adjustment records in
- Wrap it all together. Is the output required as sorted? That might make it easier.
Does that seem a sensible approach?
How many output files do you want? Is it one output for each input?
Robin
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