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You need to change your system to use the correct CCSID. That should be 37 for you. Using 65535 is a really bad idea.

YAJL does indeed work with 1208 but when data needs to be copied from/to a regular variable it will attempt to use the system value for the conversion. But 65535 is a "no conversion" code so the error is issued.

As someone else said - fix your system or (at the very least) fix the CCSID for the job - that _should_ make it work.


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On Aug 20, 2018, at 6:01 PM, Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

That makes sense. That doesn't mean I understand the solution.

I have an RPG program using Scott's YAJL to create the StOut for web service. Based on what I learned a week or so ago, Scott's YAJL produces CCSID 1208?

I want to consume that web service with an RPG program residing in the same library and am using the SQL that Birgitta offered:

SysTools.httpGetClob()

I see nothing in Birgitta's example that says CCSID.

I figure I am at the right place but have no idea which way to go.


On 8/20/2018 3:36 PM, Charles Wilt wrote:
is your system CCSID 65535? Or are you working with a old table created
when the system CCSID was 65535?

Fix that...

Charles

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