Hi sorry if you are not understanding or I interpreted wrongly my qst.
Please I am repeating my qst. The file is like as below. There is one file which contains almost 1000K records. All records are SEQUENCE NUMBER separated. All SEQUENCE NUMBER is Uniq for that file. There might be 0 lines or 1000 line in-between two SEQUENCE NUMBER means one SEQUENCE NUMBER: can contain some line of sub records inside it or no line of sub records.
My requirement is I want to fetch some SEQUENCE NUMBER: from that file like from SEQUENCE NUMBER: 56000000001 to 56000000005 (fetching 5 records or fetching 100K records based on SEQUENCE NUMBER).
is your sequence has any start line or end line in common pattern ?
Code:
START
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.........
........
SEQUENCE NUMBER : 0
.........
........
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END
START
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.........
........
SEQUENCE NUMBER : 0
.........
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END
Hi,
Yes each SEQUENCE is having starting like REC# 1 with SEQUENCE NUMBER: 56000000001 and ended with * **** END OF AUDIT REPORT *** as mentioned below but there is no start and end as you mentioned above.
for e.g. two record as below.
******************************************
1 xxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx#1000215 xxxxx REC# 1 PAGE: 1
xxxxxxx xxxxxxA SEQUENCE NUMBER: 56000000001 CID NUMBER: 06000000001
******************************************
* **** END OF SEQUENCE REPORT ***
******************************************
1 xxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx#1000215 xxxxx REC# 2 PAGE: 1
xxxxxxx xxxxxxA SEQUENCE NUMBER: 56000000002 CID NUMBER: 06000000002
******************************************
* **** END OF SEQUENCE REPORT ***
******************************************
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File1
**********
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