Re: Conversion issue on degree symbol

Brad, have you tried using the iconv API to see what you get? If it doesn't create the DBCS data, then I would suggest a PMR. Also, you could as a workaround use the iconv to convert the data yourself and write it to the stream file with no conversion.

Joe

Does IBM publish any tables showing what code pages result in what
conversions? I see no reason for this to convert a SBCS character to
a DBCS character especially using with each of the code pages I've
tried.

Brad

On Fri, Oct 28, 2011 at 9:38 AM, Bradley Stone<bvstone@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

CCSID of the file is 65535.

CCSID of the job is 37. QCHRID of the system is 37. Tried 819, 1252
for the CCSID of the stream file.


I was afraid it was DBCS.. not sure why is the translation shows it
should go to SBCS in ASCII

Thanks

Brad



On Thu, Oct 27, 2011 at 11:52 PM, PaulMmn<PaulMmn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

This is enough to make me "CC" sick!

--Paul E Musselman
PaulMmn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx




At 1:51 PM +1100 10/28/11, Kevin Wright wrote:

Hi Bradley,

That looks like some sort of EBCDIC double byte sequence, x'0e'
being shift out (of single byte) then a single double byte character
x'e0d2' then shift in (to single byte) x'0f'.

What is the CCSID of the PF (& field if applicable) ?

What is the job CCSID? Job default CCSID?

What is the CCSID of the stream file?

Regards,

Kevin Wright

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