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Re: Weird ODBC results

Not sure from your description whether they want the x'40' or the x'41'. But just at a guess, it might be something to do with ccsid 65537 translation, which you can set on one of the ODBC tabs. And/or what the default ccsid is set to the IBM i.

Sam



On 2/8/2021 1:12 PM, smith5646midrange@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
We have a vendor file on three different machines and all three machines
have a record with a x'41' character in the vendor name. The problem is
that on two of the three machines, the x'41' is converted to x'40' when the
data is retrieved via ODBC.



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