EBCDIC X ASCII -- C400-L

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Subject: [C400-L] EBCDIC X ASCII
From: "Roberto dos Reis Pereira" <robertop@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 9 Feb 2004 16:26:17 -0300
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Hi.
 
I´m moving an AIX application to iSeries V5R2. 
The compilation was OK, but at run time I have problems with sort order.  
 
Example:
 
AIX          x = strcmp( "1",  "A") then x < 0 because it's ASCII
OS/400    x = strcmp( "1", "A") then x > 0 because it's EBCDIC.
 
How can I change my job to do the same at OS/400 and AIX ?
 
Thanks
 
Roberto

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