Hi Rene,
Starting with the 4.2 client for Windows NT-based operating systems,
USEUNICODEFILENAMES is no longer relevant (it is tolerated but doesn't do
anything). If you have mixed character-set file names, you should migrate
your non-unicode file systems to unicode file systems (see chapter 1 in
the client book), so that you can support these files. This is regardless
of the TSM client LANGUAGE setting.
Regards,
Andy
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IBM Software Group
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Andy,
using NT client 5.1.5.9, is it now possible to use AMENG and
useunicodefilenames YES ?
If not, what are the disadvantages to have useunicodefilenames NO ?
Thanks,
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This is discussed in APAR IC27346. Search for the APAR number at
www.ibm.com for more info.
Regards,
Andy
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IBM Software Group
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