PLI ¬ character z/OS to RTC ^ to z/Build ^
Hello,
We are converting from SCLM z/OS source control to RTC source control.
1. We used zimport to copy source into RTC. The not character ¬ changed to ^.
I have US-1047 in the USS profile where zimport executes and UTF-8 in the RTC workspace preferences.
2. Doing a zBuild of the source. The PLI source is copied back to z/OS with the ^ sign.
Anyway to get it converted back to ¬ ?
The reason is that the DB2 pre-compiler does not like for example ^EOS or ^ character in front of a variable or expression. Here is the DB2 pre-compiler error message.
DSNH007I E DSNHTOKR LINE 2641 COL 28 ILLEGAL CHARACTER IGNORED: " " ('3F'X)
The ^= (not equal) is ok. I am aware of the NOT(^¬) PLI parameter but there is no DB2 precompiler option that I can see.
Any ideas on the code page settings in USS, RTC, PC-host , etc would be greatly appreciated.
We are converting from SCLM z/OS source control to RTC source control.
1. We used zimport to copy source into RTC. The not character ¬ changed to ^.
I have US-1047 in the USS profile where zimport executes and UTF-8 in the RTC workspace preferences.
2. Doing a zBuild of the source. The PLI source is copied back to z/OS with the ^ sign.
Anyway to get it converted back to ¬ ?
The reason is that the DB2 pre-compiler does not like for example ^EOS or ^ character in front of a variable or expression. Here is the DB2 pre-compiler error message.
DSNH007I E DSNHTOKR LINE 2641 COL 28 ILLEGAL CHARACTER IGNORED: " " ('3F'X)
The ^= (not equal) is ok. I am aware of the NOT(^¬) PLI parameter but there is no DB2 precompiler option that I can see.
Any ideas on the code page settings in USS, RTC, PC-host , etc would be greatly appreciated.