Re: SOLVED: EBCDIC support

[Cokey de Percin]

Claudio Lapidus wrote:

Nevermind, I just found it. In case someone cares:

$ dd if=infile of=outfile conv=ebcdic

thanks anyway
cl.





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Hello,

I'm integrating a system that makes some queries to an SQL database, does
some fiddling with the results and assembles fixed-width recors for export
to the next system in the food chain. The problem is that this next system
expects the text files to de coded in EBCDIC, instead of ASCII. Does anyone
know which tools can be available to achieve this?

thanks in advance
cl.

Coming in late to this, but if you're moving the data by FTP to an MVS or
AS/400 box, you should get ASCII > EBCDIC translations on the inbound data automagically. I move files back/forth to MVS (now ZOS) all the time and
all we do on the download is specify ASCII. Going up, nothing.

Best

Cokey

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