QRY1733 - How to stop this message -- MIDRANGE-L

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We're running multiple languages on a machine. Some recent changes to how we manage the NLS environment have lead to Queries giving out the following message.

Message ID . . . . . . : QRY1733
Date sent . . . . . . : 01/25/08 Time sent . . . . . . : 13:49:47

Message . . . . : Query definition CCSID set from 37 to 297.

The message says it's because the Query was created on an Earlier release (the object was created on V2R1M0 and has just been copied over the years, but not rebuilt), or tagged with CCSID(65535). Back at V2R1M0 both may have been the case.

If I save the Query Object, then the next time I open it with the same CCSID, i.e. 297, then it is ok. But if I then change the job to CCSID(37) I get the reverse of the message. I was hoping that it would get over whatever it doesn't like about the CCSID tag, or it's earlier release level if I saved the object. I'm also finding it hard to believe that this hasn't been seen before, as multiple languages were already supported on the target machine, but I'm told this is new.

Anyone know how I can get rid of the message? Is my only option to rebuild the query from scratch?

Google turns up nothing for QRY1733.

Thanks,

Crispin.

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