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I am trying to

CPYTOIMPF FROMFILE(QTEMP/SQLTEMP3) TOSTMF(&PATH) +
MBROPT(*ADD) STMFCODPAG(*PCASCII) +
RCDDLM(*CRLF)


This is successful IF the CCSID = 37, but fails if the CCSID is 65535.

Shown below are some files I have been playing with. (fails defined as garbage when opened in MS Excel).


File Library Type Coded
Of Character
File Set Id
QADSPFFD QTEMP P 37
RJSQMQRY QTEMP P 37
SQLTEMP2 QTEMP P 37
SQLTEMP3 QTEMP P 37
SQLTEMP4 QTEMP P 65535
WORKHEADER QTEMP P 37
WORK1WFLDS QTEMP P 37
WORK2WFLDS QTEMP P 65535
X QTEMP P 37





CRTPF rcdlen(3000) will NOT allow CCSID set to 37, it only allows *job.

Even if I force

CHGJOB CCSID(37)

Then

CRTPF FILE(QTEMP/X) RCDLEN(3000)

The CCSID is STILL 65535, which will fail when using CPYTOIMPF.


1) How can I create a file that will be successful with CPYTOIMPF?

2) How can I force a file to be created with CCSID 65535

Thanks!!



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