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On Tue, May 5, 2020 at 9:24 AM Charles Wilt <charles.wilt@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Translate from EBCDIC to ASCII first, then encrypt on the i.
You could translate after decrypt on the PC, but translation is much easier
on the i.
Well, if what you're using on the i is QDCXLATE (which is what OP
mentioned), then no, I would say it's not much easier on the i. ;)
If you have a stream file that you need to translate, it should just
be a single command to do the translation, no system API call
required. While I don't think Windows comes with a built-in code page
translator, I know you can download one. So, I'll concede it's easier
on the i (no download needed), but I don't consider downloading
Windows software difficult.
John Y.
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