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I have just merged a Swedish system onto a central AS400 system.

What used to appear as local Swedish characters in Sweden now appear as #,
£, $ etc.

The Swedish AS400 itself has a QCHRID of 278 and the 'new' central 400 as a
QCHRID of 37.

Is there a way for the Swedish users to access the central 400 and still see
their local characters. (Obviously the non-Swedish users still need to see
their local characters sets).

        I'm thinking that perhaps one can override the QCHRID at a job or
user level - and then I guess that Client/Access needs also to be configured
somehow?

        I've searched the archives on this one but couldn't find a specific
answer (honest).

Regards etc,

Chris   


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