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anna
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Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2004 12:16 am    Post subject: Translation characters string from his to host Reply with quote

Hi, I have some question for you.

I have a problem. I have one string format field for input to pgm
cobol. In this string, I put the value -5,5.

When I see the value that come to host, I see that the "-" and the ","
are another character....

I think that it´s a bad conversion for characteres from ASCII to
EBCDIC.

My environment is from VB6 ... his2000 ... to HOST(VSE)....


¿Any Idea? ¿Can I see the code pages than use His for translate this
character?

Thank´ to all.
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Jeremy Remlinger [MSFT]
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Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2004 2:37 am    Post subject: RE: Translation characters string from his to host Reply with quote

Anna,

First of all, what piece of HIS 2000 are you using. I'm assuming by what
you have stated that this is a COMTI Applicaiton?

I have not been able to find any existing issues where these two characters
are being translated incorrectly.

Are you connecting to the host using APPC or via TCP/IP? the reason I ask
is that the first thing that I would recccomend doing is going to be to
take a Network Sniff (If this is TCP/IP) or a SNA Trace (if this is APPC)
and see if the character is getting translated correctly in the datastream,
or if it is possibly getting handed to our APIs incorrectly. You should be
able to more closely pinpoint where this is failing with one of these
traces.

If you require assistance in setting these traces up, or in reading them, I
would strongly reccomend opening a support case with Microsoft Support so
that an Engineer can asssist you with this.


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SNA/HIS Engineer
Microsoft

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Hi, I have some question for you.

I have a problem. I have one string format field for input to pgm
cobol. In this string, I put the value -5,5.

When I see the value that come to host, I see that the "-" and the ","
are another character....

I think that it´s a bad conversion for characteres from ASCII to
EBCDIC.

My environment is from VB6 ... his2000 ... to HOST(VSE)....


¿Any Idea? ¿Can I see the code pages than use His for translate this
character?

Thank´ to all.
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