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Folks: I'm trying to write a program that will initiate a FTP session with a Japanese system and then parse the results of the ftp session (using ovrdbf of output). The problem is, when I connect to the remote ftp server with a user profile that has it's CCSID set to 5026 (customers directive, not ours), the lower case characters of the messages are being translated into substitution characters. Thus, for a session that would result in this (in English) ...
quot rcmd crtlib deleteme
550-Error occurred on command crtlib deleteme. 550 Library DELETEME already exists.. ... I'm getting this ...
quot rcmd crtlib deleteme
550-E crtlib deleteme. 550 L DELETEME .. I've determined that the ftp messages are coming from message file QTCP/QTCPMSGF, which are in english (even on other multinational systems) ... and the message file has a ccsid of 65535. Does anyone know if there is a way I can tell the remote ftp server, in a ftp session, to send me the messages with a different ccsid or even in all caps? I've tried issuing a 'QUOT RCMD CHGJOB CCSID(37)' in the ftp session, but it doesn't seem to have any effect. Thanks! david
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