RE: EBCDIC ==> ASCII

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Ok, just how does the AS/400 fit into this you might ask? well the folks
around here were obviously born feet first and are forcing us to move the
AS/400 to an HP, the application is currently an AS/400 DRDA app that will
move to HP.


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From: Weatherly, Howard (Contractor) (DLIS)
[mailto:Howard.Weatherly@dlis.dla.mil]
Sent: Tuesday, December 17, 2002 10:45 AM
To: COBOL400-L@midrange. com (E-mail)
Subject: EBCDIC ==> ASCII


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Folks, I have a situation where I may need to take ASCII data from an HP and
update mainframe data. I believe I know how I need to do this but for piece
of mind I want to run it buy the experts.

If I declare the host variables where I will stage the data (Select  Into
from HP) as CCSID 37 will the data in fact be converted by DB2 from ASCII to
EBCDIC ?

Is there a better way to accomplish this i.e.. a function?



____________________________________________
    Howard   Weatherly
      Systems Advisor
Computer Task Group, Inc.

howard.weatherly@dlis.dla.mil
Howard_weatherly@ameritch.net
Howard.Weatherly@ctg.com



"luck favors those who prepare"

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