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  3. February 2005

Re: setting CCSID of QZDASONIT jobs

Hi Eric,

all on OS/400,
just an example with a very common char, the '@' (at) sign read/write from/to a DTAQ and a file.
An RPG program write the char to a File with CCSID 500 (multilanguage), a CL program read the file and send it to a DTAQ.
The system CCSID is 500 but the LANGID is a non multinational ID.
The only way to get it correctly was to use, in the java job, a USRPRF that has an international LANGID set, changing the CCSID do not solve the problem.

As java do, a getString from a ResultSet convert it to the local language, a tipical example is trying to store images with a set/getString, you never receive the correct content back.

Already see that a read of a normal string from a ResultSet returns the hex value (EBCDIC) of the field (not able to find the cause), as solution just read as bytes and convert.

Just for info.

Ciao.



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