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  3. November 2008

%char(ucs2)

Hi,

when i compile this code with ccsid(297) (i mean job ccsid)
and then run it with ccsid(37)

d sds sds
d status *status
d ucs s 1c inz(%ucs2('§'))
d ebc s 10a
/free
ebc = %char(ucs);
*inlr = *on;
/end-free

i get x'0E446A0F' in ebc instead of x'B5' and status remains 00000
this is Shift-in + something that seems a Chinese char + Shift-out

it doesn't happen with some other ccsid's I have tested

did someone already had this problem ?
did I misunderstand %char() of an ucs2 var ?

TIA.

nicolas


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