Re: unsupported datatype -- MIDRANGE-L

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> Check the CCSID of the file. That looks suspiciously like what you will
see
> if the file CCSID = 65535 (hex). If that's the problem, to fix it, create
> the file with a CCSID compatible with your national language, or open the
> ODBC data source named QDSN_yoursystemname in ODBC administrator, go to
the
> "Translation" tab and check the "Convert binary data..." checkbox.
> Pete Hall

Indeed, that was the problem. It is fixed now. Thanks for your help !
Bart

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