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On 05-Jul-2016 16:49 -0500, CRPence wrote:
On 05-Jul-2016 15:14 -0500, Gerald Magnuson wrote:[…]
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we are getting a hex x'41' at the end of some of the character
strings users are pasting into green screen fields..
So that pasted data. had been copied from where, for example?
The implication is that the IBM i program is receiving, as EBCDIC
SBCS alphanumeric character data, the code-point 0x41, as a
single-byte /character/ value in a character string pasted into the
input\output field? And always\only at the end of the strings?
I do feel that this data is mostly being copied from Outlook, I have
found instances of notes having the x41 bytes in the middle of a note
string.
currently this file is a legacy DDS file, but if I want to "reject"
this byte, as invalid data, as I am told our mySQL databases do, how
would I code my DDL?
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