HULFT-30058
If a message or long message contains a character with a specific code, the character may be converted into a half-width yen symbol
- Phenomenon
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For backward compatibility, HULFT10 for IBMi uses HULFT-specific code conversion to convert messages.
Therefore, if a message or long message contains a character with that specific code, the character may be converted into a half-width yen symbol.
The messages or long messages where conversion to a half-width yen symbol occurs are as follows:
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Messages or long messages that are stored in the Receive Log in EBCDIC
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Messages or long messages for environment variables
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- Severity level
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B: high
- Affected versions
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Ver.10.2.0
- Modified version
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Ver.10.2.0A
- Condition to reproduce
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This phenomenon occurs when all of the following conditions are met:
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"I" (Japan (Latin) Extended for IBM Mode) is specified for Character Set Options for Messages (CHARSETOPTMSG) in the System Environment Settings
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The specific character whose code is converted into "0x5C" in UTF-8 is contained in any of the following messages:
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Message 0 to 5
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Long message 0 to 1
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- Alternative workaround
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None
- Status description
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The code of the specific character is correctly converted into a half-width backslash.