Thanks to all who responded.
We already tried the programs by moving MQENC-NATIVE to MQMD-ENCODING.
One last thing remaining is to try moving the CCSID of qmanager to MQMD field.
Thanks Again,
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here are a couple of options you might play with
MOVE MQCCSI-Q-MGR TO MQMD-CODEDCHARSETID.
MOVE MQENC-NATIVE TO MQMD-ENCODING.
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I stopped the message in the queue as it arrived and looked at the CCSID of
the message. It was 819.
Our mainframe qmgr's CCSID is 37.
Thanks,
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We had a similar situation, and on the distributed platform the application
was setting the CCSID to 500, which is what we use on the mainframe. You
might want to check to see what the incoming CCSID is to see if a
conversion is taking place.
Glen Shubert
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I know this issue has been discussed many times here.
And I have looked all the archives and gone through the white paper,
MQSeries and Conversion.
So please excuse me for asking.
But when one of our application in mainframe receives messages from a
distributed platform, the conversion is not taking place.
The distributed platform is outside our firewall. So we do not have any
control on that application.
But they confirmed that the message descriptor format filed on their
MQPUT is set to MQFMT_STRING.
Our side in mainframe, MQGMO_CONVERT is specified during MQGET in the
program.
Also during the MQGET, our programmers set the Format to MQFMT-STRING and
the Encoding to MQENC-NATIVE
Any ideas what can be wrong?
MQ(5.2 on Os390) version 5 on distributed platform.
Thanks, Prince
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