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  3. September 2012

Re: XML Translation Problem - It Works!

Hi Michael,

Type C is the correct data type for RPG. You'd use type=G in DDS.
You may consider using CCSID 1200 in preference to 13488, though, most likely it'll have no effect in your particular application. But, CCSID 1200 is a superset of 13488.

-SK


On 9/5/2012 4:13 PM, Michael Naughton wrote:
I finally figured out a combo that works - CCSID 13488 on the field itself, along with defining the field as type "G" ("C" didn't seem to work). That and adding "ccsid=ucs2" as Barbara suggested to my XML-INTO options seemed to do the trick. I don't see
the "greater than or equal to" in the green screen, but I don't need to -- in this application, the data is accessed in web pages, and they seem to work fine.

I think I'll try to learn more about the "G" data type, though . . . .

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