Hunkeler Peter (KIUK 3) wrote:
Knowing that, then here's the series of commands I recommend
you issue, starting at ISPF 6:
==> oput 'BRASIL.ZOS.CONTEST.JCL(DATA1)' '/data1' binary
==> omvs (you are put into UNIX)
==> iconv -f ibm-1047 -t iso8859-1 data1 data2
==> exit (you leave UNIX, return to ISPF 6)
==> oget '/data1' 'BRASIL.ZOS.CONTEST.JCL(DATA1)' binary
Since your advice is to do the conversion from the UNIX shell,
why not do everything from there? A lot less troubles to be
expected.
What will likely be the next error reported by Claudio? I bet
it'll be:
iconv: FSUM6180 file "data1": EDC5129I No such file or directory.
Why? He posted:
...
THE OPENING OF HFS FILE /DATA1
See the upper case in the file name?
Yes, I figured that was the next thing to come up.
I'd suggest:
1) OMVS to start a UNIX shell. Or, if available, better use
telnet, rlogin, SSH to log into UNIX.
2) cp "//'BRASIL.ZOS.CONTEST.JCL(DATA1)'" data1
3) iconv -f ibm-1047 -t iso8859-1 data1 > data2
don't forget output redirection (>)!
4) cp data2 "//'BRASIL.ZOS.CONTEST.JCL(DATA1)'"
5) ctrl-d or exit to leave the shell
(or just keep the session around if using
telnet, rlogin, SSH, you might need to try once
more :-)
I like it. I still think he needs to have his own
home directory, however. I was trying to take it
one step at a time to discover his environment.
Kind regards,
-Steve Comstock
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