Your recieving program will have to code a custom conversion.
Or you can stick an intermediate app in between your two where the only thing it does it change the MQMD header to contain "MQSTRbbb". Then your real receiving app can use the MQGET with convert.
Or you tell the sending side to stop making life complicated and just code MQSTRbbb for MQ messages that contain nothing but character data. (I am assuming these messages are in fact nothing but character data.) _________________ Peter Potkay
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Posted: Fri Jun 04, 2004 5:30 am Post subject: Conversion routine
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You can use the conversion table to write a routine to convert EBCDIC to ASCII and vice-versa. MQSeries will perform channel conversion only for those messages which conatins MQSTR as the format field. During these cases you need to turn off the channel conversion. And perform the conversion through your application. I guess if the client is using some Integration servers like IBM’s Web MQSI or NEON’s e-biz Integrator they normally add a rules and formatter header and those messages normally will contain MQRFH in the format field. We at our installation created a routine to perform the character conversion. _________________ Venku
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