Re: CCSID 1208 single quote

sounds like a backtic `abc`

maybe to help with troubleshooting, you can use SQL to create a table and
define the columns as CCSID 1208. Then receive the XML document into that
file.

create or replace table prugadm
( key char(1) not null default 'K',
text char(80) not null default ' ' ccsid 1208,
primary key(key))


On Wed, Jul 25, 2018 at 4:13 PM, Justin Taylor <JUSTIN@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have an XML file that was uploaded thru Apache. It has a CCSID of
1208. I'm getting a conversion error during a lengthen import process.

I've looked at the XML via 5250, RDi and IE. In RDi and IE, it looks fine
at first glance, but there's a single quote that looks different from the
rest. The other single quotes are all vertical, but this one has a
backwards slant. In 5250, that single quote is a blank space. I looked at
the hex, and it has a value of E2. Assuming that's 00E2, the Unicode chart
shows that as a letter "a" with a ^ over it. In context, I'm sure it's
supposed to be a regular single quote.

I've seen these conversion errors before, but this is the first time I've
been able to really dig into one. Is this something I can fix on my end?
Do I need to change the upload in some manner?


TIA
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