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arunsenthild |
Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2007 10:15 am Post subject: I cant view the proper data what i've sent to the queue. |
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Joined: 24 Dec 2007 Posts: 11
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Hi,
i've sent a message and the message still remains in the backup queue.
while i try to see the data of that message in the queue, it is showing some lenghty "????????" instead of actual message.
Because of this the message is not getting processed. the queue manger's ccs id is 819.
pl help me wid this issue..
Arun. |
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fjb_saper |
Posted: Mon Dec 24, 2007 2:26 pm Post subject: Re: I cant view the proper data what i've sent to the queue. |
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Joined: 18 Nov 2003 Posts: 20756 Location: LI,NY
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arunsenthild wrote: |
Hi,
i've sent a message and the message still remains in the backup queue.
while i try to see the data of that message in the queue, it is showing some lenghty "????????" instead of actual message.
Because of this the message is not getting processed. the queue manger's ccs id is 819.
pl help me wid this issue..
Arun. |
Use a tool like rfhutil/rfhutilc (IH03) and check:
- CCSID on the message (you may have to set it to something like 1208 or 1200 or what you need before browsing the message...)
- The hex value of the message bytes
You need to validate them with the CCSID in the MQMD after the browse...
If the hex values are correct, do not worry if they do not display correctly.
- Let the CCSID conversion happen
Is there any char in the message CCSID that cannot translate into the target CSSID? (graphical space or apostrophy etc...)
hint: usually they will show up in hex as a token value and be garbled in the display...
This being said you need to check why the message is not getting processed.
Note that sending a Cobol Copybook style message to a mainframe in UTF-8 may have disastrous consequences as some multi byte characters of UTF-8 translate into single byte characters in EBCDIC.
Better serialize to the copybook in an EBCDIC character set (37, 500,...)
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