We ran into some challenges when we went from Cloverleaf 5.6 to 6.0 with our EBCDIC interfaces because there is now an encoding choice which defaults to ASCII.
Try playing around with changing the encoding settings until you get the desired outcome.
NetConfig -> properties -> encoding -> binary (is what we ended up going with for EBCDIC related interfaces with SMS/Care/Invision mainframe).
Another thing to keep in mind is to run your messages thru the actual interface and do hcihd to know for sure what is actually happening, becuase things like SMAT and the tester can give a misleading display representation of the acutal data message when it comes to characters above 128.
In other words SMAT might show a 2 byte character while a hcihd of the data message is actually one byte or something like that, a little fuzzy now that some time has passed.
Russ Ross
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