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Re: CCSID question

So far as I know, when you run opnqryf from VARPG it is running entirely on the System i. There is no dependency on the Windows side.

Can you run the same opnqryf, in a test, from a green screen CL? Just to see if what you think is happening is in fact happening?



Scott Klement wrote:
Hi Kurt,

I have a Visual Age RPG app using OPNQRYF running on Windows 2000. The
CCSID I've been using is 1252. It's been working great. But, I seem to
have a problem when the key field is a date field.

I'm a bit confused. Why do you think it's a CCSID error? AFIAK, all of the possible characters in a date field are invariant.


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