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What exactly are you using to "see" the output?
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Hi,

Where are you storing your output?

What is the Data type?

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Post by premupdate »

Hi,

Sorry for the late response.
What exactly are you using to "see" the output?
Telnet session using cat command
Where are you storing your output?
---Sequential File output in unixbox
What is the Data type?
--Tried using Varchar,char and Raw as well
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Post by SURA »

Right now i am sitting in Win system. I tried using char and it is working in win. I trust it should not be the problem if it is , CHAR /VC data type.

Go to unix box and open the file and see.

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Post by premupdate »

Thanks for the support...

I tried with char and viewed the same...but in vain...
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Post by chulett »

I would verify that your telnet session is using the correct characterset.
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