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Re: How to define the encoding when using XML GENERATE in COBOL ILE

Well I am not a COBOL developer, It occurs to me that you can create the
file in advance with CCSID 1208, leave it empty, then populate/overwrite
it. I think so.
I would probably use the open() "C" API. I understand you can always
integrate the "C" standard library from COBOL. It¡s strange though, that
the instruction does not generate the XML with CCSID 1208 (UTF-8).

Javier.

El mar, 6 dic 2022 a las 9:33, Sergio Luis Puentes-Valladares (<
spuentes@xxxxxxxxx>) escribió:

Hi Javier
I am using the XML GENERATE instruction of COBOL ile
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Sergio Luis Puentes Valladares
Developer SR IBM i RPG/COBOL
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