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I want thank the many of you who responded with suggestions. I have to say
this is an amazingly friendly and helpful group of people. I've gone ahead
and rewritten my section. I can't thank you enough. I knew that section
was terribly muddy and it reads clearly now. If you have any further
suggestions or comments, please feel free to share them. I hope I haven't
made a big mistake in this email by using "tabs" to try and show the
indentation. I'll find out soon enough.
I will use HTML tags to represent formatting:
<h2>How Do I Make a Discrepancy Retrieval File?</h2>
This procedure creates a file to view in DataFax that only contains the
records that have discrepant data fields.
Before you begin you need to change to the <b>work</b> directory.
If outside the <b>dde</b> directory:
1. In the <b>xterm</b> window, type:
cd /dat/client##/client name/protocol/work.
Example: cd /dat/client35/maxia/mx6-17/work
2. Press <b>Enter</b>. The system will change to the
/dat/client##/client name/protocol directory.
If in the <b>dde</b> directory:
1. In the </b>xterm</b> window, type:
<b>cd ..</b>
2. Press <b>Enter<b>. The system will change to the
/dat/client##/client name/protocol directory.
3. In the <b>xterm</b> window, type:
<b>cd work</b>
4. Press <b>Enter</b>. The system will change to the work
directory (see figure X)
2. Press <b>Enter</b>. The system will create the discrepancy
retrieval file.
Take care,
Tom Launder
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