David,
When we send a request up to the mainframe with a CIH, the reply comes back
with one. We need to keep the CIH because we use different CKPB tranids
for different applications.
>From the sound of the other replies it looks like we might just have to
roll our own. Grrrrr.
John
John M Hammond
Data Center: Middleware
Household International
100 Mittel Drive
Wood Dale, IL 60191
Phone: (630) 521-4339; Pager: (866) 237-0985
"David C. Partridge"
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As far as I know the MQCIH is only used by the CICS bridge code on 390, and
the only reason that its a supported format on the other platforms is so
that they can SEND messages to a 390 system running the CICS bridge.
So, why do you want or need to convert an MQCIH to local encoding and
character set representation on the distributed platform? Is this a
broker
related thing?
Cheers,
Dave
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Subject: MQCIH Data conversion
I just discovered (to my astonishment) that IBM does not support data
conversion on the MQCIH on distributed platforms. We're raising a request
to get this corrected but that will clearly take time.
Is anyone aware of a Vendor product that can do the necessary conversion
(on Solaris specifically). I'm also looking into building my own data
conversion exit, but was hoping to find something ready to go without me
doing much work :-)
We currently use CONVERT(YES) on our sender channels out of the mainframe,
but want to move away from it.
Thanks,
John
John M Hammond
Data Center: Middleware
Household International
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