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 Posted: Tue May 18, 2021 12:48 am Post subject: Dummy character set |
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I appreciate that this is a bit of a "non" problem, but I thought I'd put it out there.
We need to do a WEB SEND and include the parameters
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CLICONVERT
CHARACTERSET ( W-CHARSET )
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At the same time, we need to use the same sort of call (in the same section/program) without these parameters (for example, to send a PDF that shouldn't be converted at all)
We tried with a blank value in W-CHARSET, but that wasn't popular (return codes 16/45 if I remember).
Is there any form of characterset value that performs no conversion but is a valid value?
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misi01,
Two options.
1. For the case of No conversion pass the same charset value that it was created. For example if you created the PDF with codeset 278 (FIN/SWEDEN EBCDIC) then pass the same as W-CHARSET. So even if it converts then it would use the same conversion table.
2. Code 2 different paragraphs one with CLICONVERT and other with NOCLICONVERT and invoke the paragraph depending on the requirement.
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Thanks.
We'll almost certainly go down the second road.
Just thought it would be worth asking.
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