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Re: writing CLOB to IFS file - CCSID issue
Yup, that is one of the ways I've tried viewing it from PC and its a
bunch of weird characters, making me believe it was CCSID issue.
Thanks
Kara
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Re: writing CLOB to IFS file - CCSID issue
Kara - can you map a network drive to the IFS and open it from web
browser?
Something like this (where Z is the mapped drive letter):
[1]file:///Z:/myStuff/Reports/Res_by_Customer.html
Gene Cobb
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My RPG/SQL code is producing the file on the IFS. If I do wrklnk to
that
file I can view the html source code that was in the clob. If I try
to
open the file from the IFS from my pc thru Ops Navigator I don't get
the
correct data and it appears to be CCSID problem.
Thanks
Kara
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Re: writing CLOB to IFS file - CCSID issue
Hi Kara,
I don't understand how the data is getting to a PC? Are you running
RPG code (like the sample you provided) and then viewing that file
from
a PC? Or are you using ODBC or similar from a PC program?
For that matter, how are you viewing the data on i? Are you
outputting
to a file (as shown) and then reading that file somehow from RPG? If
so, are you reading it in binary mode, or...?
Kara Burkhalter wrote:
> Hi,
> I am using HTTPAPI to create a temporary filename in the IFS to
write
> a CLOB (which is just html code) to it so it can be opened from
the
> green screen to view. I have successfully created the ifs and
wrote
> the clob to and can view the html code doing wrklnk...., but when
I
> open on the PC I get a bunch of weird characters. I know this is
a
> CCSID issue (the Clob is defined as 37 and the file is created
with
> CCSID 37) but I'm not sure what I need to do to get it to be
readable
> when opened on PC as a HTML doc.
> ***************************************************
> * Ask HTTPAPI for a temporary filename in the IFS.
> ****************************************************
> C eval IfsFile = http_tempfile()
> C eval ifsFile = %trim(ifsFile) +
'.html'
> C eval Doc = *ALLx'00'
> C eval Doc_FO = SQFOVR
> C eval Doc_Name = IfsFile
> c eval Doc_NL = %len(IfsFile)
> C/EXEC SQL Select text
> C+ Into :Doc
> C+ From conrslt2
> C+ Where conseq = :conseq
> C+ with NC
> C/END-EXEC
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> Thanks,
> Kara
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