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I have one ps file in which there are 3 fileds
emp_no,emp_name and leave_app.this ps file information give
the detail of employee which is going to apply for
leave.suppose emp_no=113430,emp_name=ajay,leave_app=1 that
means he is going to apply for 1 day leave.and accordingling
the table in db2 will be updated means if he has that no of
leave in his account then he will get dat leave and updated
acc. in table(leave_balance=previous leave present in
table-leave_app).Now i want to check whther the updated
result is correct or not by comparing the two ps file using
IEBCOMPARE or icetool so what is going to be the two ps file
and how its is going to be compare.
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