It MAY. It depends on what you have that may be doing ASCII EBCDIC translation and if they support using the Unidcode Conversion Services.
Example: DB2 used to do all of its own ASCII/EBCDIC translation. Now it uses this service. They way I understand it, it will attempt to use this service FIRST and if it can't find a code table match, it will then use it own internal tables. We are having a problem right now where CRLF for end of line markers is not being tranlated the same way as as before using this service. IIRC it will translate correctly EBCDIC to ASCII, but ASCII to EBCDIC gets it different. Cwi Jeret wrote:
Hello, Due to some problems after installation of "EVENT PUBLISHER" we got the request from IBM to implement "Unicode Conversion Services" on our Production Site. We want to be sure that this will not affect running Production Applications ! Does anyone have experience with implementation of "Unicode Conversion Services" and the impact on working applications ? Cwi Jeret, Bank Hapoalim - T.A.
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