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On 10/17/2016 11:27 AM, Tom L. Deskevich wrote:
Since the files are created on a global partition, the rule is to always use
65535 CCSID.
65535 has a badly chosen name. It really means 'the contents of this
column are binary data and should never be translated under any
circumstances.'
But when I do a CPYTOIMPF, I get garbage in the fields with CCSID 65535.
Yep, that's because 65535 means Do Not Translate.
You may not be able to fight the pointy haired boss, but you can try
some things. Create an exact duplicate of the from-file, except set the
column's CCSID to whatever it really truly is. Then CPYF the data from
the 65535 file to the DBCS file. Then try the CPYTOIMPF from there.
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