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Re: CCSID issues with IFS files created with SQL

Thanks for the reply.

Tried it but no success,  it remains CCSID 37.

Even an IFS file created with CCSID 1208 (which XML docs should be) turned to CCSID after using your sample code. (1208 to ISO8859-2)


Op 26-8-2020 om 16:22 schreef Jack Woehr:
In the shell you can always do
* /usr/bin/iconv -f IBM-037 -t ISO8859-2 myfile.txt >myfile_converted.txt*
or whatever,
*/usr/bin/iconv -l*
to see the supported char sets. Of course this sort of thing is scriptable,
schedule-able, etc.

On 8/26/20 2:07 AM, Carel wrote:
Hi all,

For a short term project working on a contract at the moment we have
some issues with files created on the IFS regarding CCSID.


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