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Actually, we fixed the problem. We deleted then recreated the folder and now it works, everything is in EBCDIC. Could it have to do with the code page default for the folder? Nothing else really seems to make sense. I don't think we have to source for the programs that create the .prt files. All environment stuff is delivered as a binary. All other programs we have source, which does really byte. -----Original Message----- From: Jim Damato Are you sure you don't have the source? Lawson's idiotic patch process requires that you manually key modifications to their source. When we were on Lawson 6.x on the AS/400 we had all of the apps source and much of the environment. You don't need a Lawson API -- you need an OS/400 API to determine whether a file is EBCDIC or ASCII. The API Scott suggested could be used by your external process to select which .prt files might be processed.
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