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The endpoint accepted incoming ASCII but responded in EBCDIC? Or was this a binary packet with some EBCDIC-coded strings?
by CGamesPlay 7y ago
The endpoint accepted incoming ASCII but responded in EBCDIC? Or was this a binary packet with some EBCDIC-coded strings?
- csixty4 7y agoI was getting an error message back, apparently. So I needed to send EBCDIC too, but apparently nobody thought to document this anywhere. It wasn't binary, but it was fixed length fields, which were surprising common in those days.