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Database chose to warn the user of a possible problem. Message Handler, in their implementation, obviously did not. For consistency it should be one way or the other across the board, but I doubt that we really want more instances of that message ;) I personally wish there was a way to tell database "it's OK, I know and take responsbility for this". But if there is a way I don't know it.

Database, of course, is also more concerned with loss of character representation when storing the data. MH is more a retrieve and toss scenario.

Bruce

David Gibbs <david@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Bruce Vining wrote:
The operative word in the error is MAY. Database is warning you that
the character sets supported by the two CCSIDs do not match, so at
run time substitution could occur.

Hmmm ... OK. That makes sense.

Given that, why don't I get similar messages when a program retrieves a message from a message file that has CCSID 37 in a 5026 session.

david


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