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Hi All
I know this has been discussed before, but I have no clue....
So here I go;
We have users with Client Access Cyrillic fonts installed and sessions with ccsid 1025.
They key in Russian data which looks nice on their pc, with their settings. (it looks likes random special characters to us)
When I create a .txt file in the IFS (enabling translation ccsid=1025) the data is still scrambled eggs.
I must be overlooking something obvious....
We have a VB workaround which creates a .txt file with encoding=unicode and ccsid 1025.
But I just don't like the detour.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks in advance & Have a Nice day
Wim
/free *inlr = *on ; // Retrieve string YYYYMMDDHHMMSS from current timestamp aTimeStamp = %subst(%char(%timestamp:*iso0):1:14) ; // Create txt file name aFileName = 'Cyril_' + aTimeStamp + '.txt' ; // Change directory ... if chdir('/tmp') < 0 ; ErrMsg = %str(strerror(errno)) ; Return ; endif ;
// Set flag & mode parameters ... Flags = O_CREAT + O_EXCL + O_RDWR + O_CCSID ; Mode = S_IRUSR + S_IWUSR + S_IXUSR + S_IRGRP + S_IWGRP + S_IXGRP + S_IROTH + S_IWOTH + S_IXOTH ; // Create the file, with CCSID 1025 fd = open( %trimr(aFileName) : Flags : Mode : 1025 ) ; // Close the file closef(fd) ; // Open the file again (enable translation) fd = open( %trimr(aFileName) : O_RDWR + O_TEXTDATA ) ; // Get data dou %eof(DHL007132) ; read DHL007132 ; if %eof(DHL007132) ; Leave ; endif ; aData = %trim(DETL006) + crlf ; // Write data to stream file ... if write(fd: %addr(aData): %len(%trimr(aData))) < 1 ; ErrMsg = %str(strerror(errno)) ; endif ; Enddo ; // Close the file ... closef(fd) ; // End Program return ; /end-free
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