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On 11/23/11 2:25 AM, Tomasz Skorża wrote:
When I called this function in interactive SQL session on AS400 - all is
correct - means I get customer name with converted polisch chars to latin.
But when I try to call it inside some external reporting software it get
me a name looks like conversion didn't occured.
Tomasz,
What is the reporting software? Is it running on the Series i or is it
running on a PC or Server?
If it's running on a PC or server, then an ODBC driver of some sort is
involved. Double check the Data Source settings you are using for this
reporting software. You might try creating another data source and
changing some of the data and translation options to see if it makes a
difference.
I know that when I've dealt with JDE double-byte data, I could get
different results between interactive, ODBC download to MS Query and
download to Crystal Reports. I haven't worked with the data enough to
lock down the "rules" for interpreting double-byte correctly every time.
Also check the file's and system's CCSID values to make sure they are
appropriate and not at 65535.
Bill
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