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James
I can think of one way - write the EBCDIC to a single-column PF -
created without DDS. This write can be done with some kind of
command-line SQL processor command (many are out there), since you are
in CL. Then use the CPY command to copy it to an IFS file - specify
appropriate CCSIDs.
You could also write the data to a user space (this is easiest in RPG) -
then, again, use the CPY command - since it uses path naming, the user
space will be treated like any other stream file. Handle CCSIDs again.
I suggest pointer coding for writing to the user space - create it, then
get the pointer to it. Ba-da-boom!
HTH
Vern
On 10/31/2011 2:09 PM, James Lampert wrote:
Is there some quick and easy way, under V6R1, to take EBCDIC text passed
as a parameter to a CL program, and make an ASCII stream file from it?
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JHHL
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