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If your workstation is running on Windows and you're using the IBM Personal
Communications iSeries Access for Windows program for emulation:
1) If not already installed, you'll need to install the appropriate Windows
Asian language pack containing the appropriate fonts needed for displaying
Chinese characters.
2) On the PC with the Asian language pack installed, configure a new 5250
session to use the appropriate CCSID (937) for displaying the Chinese
characters such that the job CCSID when logged in to the device matches the
character set you need to view.
3) Login to the 5250 session and use SQL to query the file and the
characters should be rendered properly on the display.
Regards,
Steve
"IBMiSoftwareEngineer" wrote in message
news:CAPDbtCsEWznAexS1z0D_MD5oWJS-ENdt8aF2Cdx7QaQxChbU4g@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx...
I have been provided a file/table from a customer that appears to contain
DBCS data in a few of the fields/columns. The data in the columns begins
with x'0E' and end with x'0F' and the CCSID is 937.
Can I convert the data to CCSID 37 and to our normal SBCS data that we can
use in an RPG program and also SQL SELECT statements? Any examples or
links to helpful info would be greatly appreciated. My googling has not
resulted in a working solution.
I have attempted to use the QtqIconvOpen, iconv, and iconv_close API's to
convert from CCSID 937 to 37 but the data is still not readable. My thought
is I also need to convert it from DBCS to SBCS.
Thanks in advance for any assistance or direction.
midrange.com
