Re: Count streamfiles in an IFS folder on iSeries

On 03-Feb-2012 00:09 , Guy Geboers wrote:

I've a laptop and my regional settings are on Dutch(Belgium) if that
answers your question

Scott Klement on 02/02/2012 22:29 wrote:

37 = is a type of EBCDIC used often in the USA and Canada.
ENU means "US English"

These are the settings that I use (I live in the USA) and I do not
have the problem you describe.

Are you using a US English terminal?

On 2/2/2012 3:07 PM, Guy Geboers wrote:

ccsid = 37 and langid = ENU whatever this means

For the device description of the emulated interactive 5250 session, also review for the KBDTYPE; e.g. from DSPDEVD of the JOB() exhibiting the problem:
Keyboard language type . . . . . . : KBDTYPE USB
"The type of keyboard on this display device. A 3-character identifier is used to indicate the language that the keyboard supports."
" BLI Belgium Multinational - B
BLM Belgium Multinational Euro Currency"

The emulation session presumably has established one of the above two Keyboard types based on the regional settings for the PC. That would cause the keyboard and the CCSID\LANGID parameters to be in conflict with the assigned keyboard. Possibly all that is necessary to correct the job attributes [for any new jobs for the user profile] is to issue [when signed on as that user]:
CHGPRF LANGID(NLB /* Belgian Dutch */) CNTRYID(BE /* Belgium */) CCSID(500) /* or those specifications on: CHGUSRPRF USRPRF(the_user) */

The above assumes LOCALE options do not override those settings [¿per SETJOBATR()?].

The installed "primary language" for the system\server being used may not match what would be expected for a Belgian Dutch user. That is the basis for the assumption that the Change [User] Profile request above may assist to resolve. Refer to the defaults for when the primary language is NLV2963:

_Belgian Dutch MNCS (Feature 2963)_
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/iseries/v5r4/topic/nls/rbagsbelgiandutchmncs.htm

FWiW:

_Keyboard layouts_
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/iseries/v5r4/topic/nls/rbagslayouts.htm

Regards, Chuck