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Hi Michael,

I believe compilers use the CCSID defined for the file, unless the CCSID is
65535, in which case the job ccsid is used (I am guessing that this is your
scenario).
Does the file CCSID appear correctly in the file properties for the
project?
When you look at the member on the iSeries, does the umlaute appear
correctly?
I am assuming that when you compile the member from an emulator session,
the member compiles, even after its been pushed from the project.  Is that
so?

thanks,

Violaine Batthish
WebSphere Development Studio Client, IBM Toronto Lab


wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 08/24/2006 08:01:30 AM:

hi,

i got a little problem with the ccsid. i'm relative new to wdsc and i
hope the solution will be a quick and easy one.

problem: if i try to compile a program from the iseries project
perspective then the german umlaute and some other characters get
screwed up. i think it is related to the ccsid. if i logon to the i5 in
a 5250 session i get

CCSID        65535
DFTCCSID     273

if i do a user defined action in wdsc with a DSPJOB OUTPUT(*PRINT) i get

CCSID        273
DFTCCSID     273

how do i change the ccsid in websphere for the connection? (or is it
something else?)

thanx in advance

mihael
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