CPYTOSTMF also has CCSID parameters, as I recall.

At the same time, I've sometimes found it useful to pre-create the stream file with the CCSID I want.

HTH
Vern

On 2/23/2013 12:42 AM, Peter Connell wrote:
Cmd line functions often create stream files that default to CCSID 37 which is rendered unreadable via Notepad which likes a Windows CSSID like 1252 or 819.
Try explicitly create the *STMF as 1252

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Our timekeeping package creates a coma delimited file . I need to export this to SQL server. I have tried CPYTOSTMF with no success. File is copied, only see garbage when opening with note pad.
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