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On Mon, 2004-02-09 at 21:59, srilaxmi@xxxxxxx wrote:

> I understood what you are saying. My problem is the third party(PC) they do
> not want to do the bytes swapping, so my end (On AS/400) need to do the
> swapping and send.Is there any other way to do the bytes swapping on
> AS/400.
Uh, of course.  You are sending a bunch of bytes through the socket 
to the other end, nothing more.  Try loading your numeric field into a 
character array or alpha data structure and move things around as you see fit.

I just pulled my old MS-DOS C manual off the shelf, and I see that there is a 
swab
(swap bytes) api call.  If you really must have an AS/400 api call, this might 
be it.
I don't know if this is even in the AS/400 C runtime library -- sorry I was too 
lazy
to look it up.  Although it could work, it doesn't seem difficult to write one 
in 
RPG anyway.


Quote:
'The swab function copies n bytes of data from the buffer source to another 
buffer 
at dest, taking two adjacent bytes at a time and swapping their positions in 
dest.'

Example:
swab("badc", result, 4); // result will be "abcd"

--
Regards,
Rich

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