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That was my problem! I wasn't closing the file and reopening it! Doh!
Thanks for your help and suggestion on the CCSID, I actually wants a
CCSID of 367 so I'm going to look at changing to using the CCSID. Again
thanks for your sharing these routines as I've found them useful at a
couple of different places I've worked.
Many Thanks!
-- Jim
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This symptom usually means that you marked the file with a CCSID of 819,
but you wrote the data in EBCDIC. When that happens, the actual hex
values of teh data are EBCDIC, so they can be viewed on the i, but not
on the PC.
You need to first create the file and mark it with 819. Then close it.
Then open it again with O_TEXTDATA to tell the system to translate it.
That way, when you write data, it ends up in ASCII.
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