Run cp and mv in QSH to keep CCSID attribute
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Signed-off-by: Seb Julliand <[email protected]>
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@sebjulliand do we have any test cases to check for this? |
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Fixes #2696
As explained by @kadler in the IBM i OSS chat, QSH version of
cpretain the CCSID of the original file into the copy.Running the copy and move operations in QSH fixes the issue reported in #2696.
How to test this PR
touch -C 37 testfileCopyactionattr copyOfTestFile CCSIDChecklist