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What does the defintion of the file look like? Both on the mainframe side and on the IBM i?

What does the data in the IFS file look like?

And what does your CPY... command look like?

Comp-3 is packed decimal so that shouldn't be an issue.

Using your DATA-INTO as a base it would be this: dcl-s IFS_filename varchar(200) inz('fullepathname_Of_IFSFile'); data-into putapiwms_err %DATA( IFS_filename : 'doc=file case=convert allowmissing=yes allowextra=yes trim=none countprefix=num_') %PARSER('YAJLINTO'); By the way, the -1 return probably ...

I mentioned this before but you seem to have missed it. You are specifying O_WRONLY on the open(). That says explicitly only to allow _write_ operations! So it is not surprising that a read() fails. In fact, if you are opening for read your options really make no sense. Look them up and you'll see. ...

Try this: https://www.scottklement.com/base64/base64-v1.1.zip

Scott Klement wrote: ↑Sun Dec 04, 2022 1:56 am Well, if he were calling the open() API, yes. O_TRUNC makes no sense in the context of fopen()

Good point - I must try to stop answering questions before I'm awake!

But what could cause the file content to disappear then?

In addition Scott, unless I am misreading it, he is also opening the file for write with O_TRUNC which I believe is what is causing the file to be empty after the close.

Looks like a case of cloning an existing piece of IFS code.

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Scott will know for sure but I suspect that using yajl_writeStdout() will not cut it as it requires a two-stage operation.

Paul ... Postman is a TESTING tool. You use it to check that you can connect to a given web service. I don't use it much so I can't be certain, but most tools in this arena require _you_ to supply the key as I did in this example of manually using Postman to make the same Zoom API call I described b...