Closed jogisarge closed 4 years ago
@jogisarge I have no such an environment to recreate the issue. But would you refer to this? The $ctl="*before(819/37) *after(37/819)"
example may help.
* -- CCSID conversion XMLSERVICE (1.6.2)
* *before(CCSIDFrom/CCSIDTo[/action])
* - conversion before calling XML processing
* - CCSIDFrom - XML document client CCSID
* - CCSIDTo - XML document XMLSERVICE CCSID
* - action
* call - call XMLSERVICE (default)
* nocall - convert only (no call)
* *after(CCSIDFrom/CCSIDTo)
* - conversion after calling XML processing
* - CCSIDFrom - XML document XMLSERVICE CCSID
* - CCSIDTo - XML document client CCSID
* *pase(CCSIDpase/CCSIDile)
* - conversion PGM, LIB, etc, names call processing
* - CCSIDpase - name CCSID PASE side (ascii)
* - CCSIDile - name CCSID ILE side (ebcdic)
*
* example: $ctl="*before(819/37) *after(37/819)";
* - DB2 interface provides many possibilities
* iPLUGxxx - original CLOB automatic DB2 converts
* iBLOBxxx - raw binary no DB2 converts (1.6.2)
* - action='nocall' is used to convert
* anything on IBM i and send it back
* without calling XMLSERVICE
* - DB2 interface conversion effects are
* virtually unlimited performed on IBM i
* avoiding additional "code tables" on client
* - *pase default (should work)
* ILE ccsid 0 means job CCSID (all ebcdic)
* PASE csid default Qp2paseCCSID (see API)
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i run a testscript that sends an ‘wrksyssts’ via idb-connector to our ibm i. the js-script has the ccsid 819. if i run the script, the special chars are broken.
Has somebody an idea whats going wrong ?