Re: More information on the 65535 CCSID

["Larry D. Bolhuis" <lbolhui@xxxxxxx>]

With that version you need the file CWBTFR.INI in your WINDOWS directory with 
these two lines:

[Client Access Data Transfer]
ForceTranslation=1;     for translation of 65535 data

That'll do it.

 - Larry

mcrump@ballfoster.com wrote:
> 
> I'm confused.  There are some issues with the CA/400 file transfer that
> revolve around files with the CCSID of 65535.  Can anyone illuminate as to
> why?  Essentially, it seems that with R1M2 of CA/400 and the NT/95 client
> the default is to not translate this data.......at least with the PTF level
> I'm at....
> 
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