Re: CCSID issue?

[Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'm not sure about BINARY mode - the letters A and MA and S and Z are 
intact - what is between them are from some kind of double-byte or 
Unicode thing, maybe.

Actually, is the ¬ character some kind of shift-into-double-byte signal?

HTH
Vern

On 8/19/2019 10:21 AM, Peter Dow wrote:
> It sure looks like it was FTPd in BINary mode, in which case no 
> conversion from EBCDIC to ASCII took place. Is this being done in 
> batch?  If so, how do you tell Filezilla to use ASCII mode?
>
> EDTF automatically shows ASCII or EBCDIC.
>
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> On 8/19/2019 6:12 AM, Art Tostaine, Jr. wrote:
> > We send ZPL for Zebra printers to the IFS where another system (windows
> > based I assume) picks up the ZPL And sends it to printers.  We have
> > intermittent issues where the labels are corrupted.
> >
> > I downloaded to sample files to my PC using FileZilla.  Here is s short
> > sample of a good .txt file containing ZPL  When I view them using 
> > EDTF they
> > look fine.
> >
> > ~CC¬
> > ¬XA¬JMA¬FS¬XZ
> > ¬XA¬MNY¬FS¬XZ
> > ¬XA¬MMT¬FS¬XZ
> >
> > Here is a corrupted file:~CC柔Z
> > 柔A既MA政S柔Z
> > 柔A映NY政S柔Z
> > 柔A映MT政S柔Z
> >
> > Both .txt files are CCSID 1252.  They are sent to IFS using CPYTOSTMF
> > with STMFCCSID(*PCASCII)
> >
> > QCCSID value is 37.
> >
> > Where else can I look for why this is happening?
>
>
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