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Actually trailing blanks in substitution are suppressed by the
message handler, so the replacement value for &1 is presumably one
non-blank character; as *VARY *CCHAR the character(s) for message
data field &1 were likely converted to the job CCSID. Having issued
OVRPRTF QPJOBLOG RPLUNPRT(*NO) OVRSCOPE(*CALLLVL) before DSPJOBLOG
OUTPUT(*PRINT), one can then take whatever steps are necessary to
display the hex value of the character preceding the period; e.g.
CRTPF RCDLEN(133) & CPYSPLF CTLCHAR(*FCFC).
Regards, Chuck
Chris Bipes wrote:
We are at V5R3 and that command was introduced in V5R4.
The job log shows that the object name is (without the
quotes) "is ."
And I think the Period is just the end of the sentence.
But there is 2 blanks after is and before period.
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