Job Control Code Characterset Issue

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premkishore1983
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Post by premkishore1983 »

Thanks ArndW.

Now the job is getting compiled & run successfully, but still the characterset conversion is not happening from Little Endian to Big Endian.

File size is getting increased 2.5 times.

My Linux admin tried to check whether big-endian (BE) version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux available for Itanium processors, but unfortunately it is not.

Still stuck in square one.

Is there any other way in which this can be handled, We have hundreds of jobs written in the same pattern (using universe code in job control) and the impact is kind of huge.
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Characterset Issue

Post by premkishore1983 »

Used the below code in the JCL & got the expected result (as like we got in our AIX box)

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EXECUTE "SET.SEQ.MAP ISO8859-1"
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Yay!

:D
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Re: Scrubber (Job Control Code) Issue

Post by premkishore1983 »

Can admin change the subject of this topic to Characterset Issue, So that it will easy to search for any references?

When i try to change the subject, it is not getting changed.
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Post by chulett »

Done... but there's no reason it shouldn't have worked for you that I'm aware of if what you did was attempt to edit the first post. Note that it only changes what displays at the forum level, technically each reply can have its own subject and doing that won't change all of those.
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Post by premkishore1983 »

Thanks Craig
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