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  3. September 2005

RE: Local characters encoding problem

00037 should be "to", so that makes 1122 as "from".  
I would have thought ASCII is 00437 CCSID, but you know best what CCSID it
comes in.  Now that I think about it 00437 may be just English ASCII and it
sounds like you may be dealing with non-English ASCII CCSID.

Elvis

-----Original Message-----
 Subject: RE: [C400-L] Local characters encoding problem

Here's misunderstanding. If I have a byte 0xYY, that came to a job, having
CCSID of, say, 1122. I know, that the PC program sent letter "Ä" in ASCII
and it have become 0xYY on the AS/400. If I will manage to convert it to "Ä"
again, then everyhing is OK.

So I assumed, that rather TOCCSID must be job's CCSID and FROMCCSID is
unknown....

My job's CCSID is nice 00037, but is it "from" or "to"?

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