I am doing a folder compare. I click on a file that exist in both folders and it comes up with the following. These are COBOL programs that were downloaded from the mainframe and now reside on my PC. The same problem exist if I update them directly on the mainframe
<default> - 0037 (IBM EBCDIC) - US/Canada - MAC == on the left
<default> - 0037 (IBM EBCDIC) - US/Canada - PC == on the right
You know, it is a mystery how things get set. MAC ?? PC ?? I do not think that this is the problem because is also does not work if they are both PC. But where the heck does it come up with this and how would you change it?
Anyway, If I merge some code (click the arrow and it is copied from one side to another) everything looks good. But then I save the changes. And the end of line character is now the first character of the next row. Everything is off by 1 character.
I have a huge merge project coming up and need this fixed. I consulted several people at work and they all use version 2 - which works.
Can I deconvert back to version 2?
<default> - 0037 (IBM EBCDIC) - US/Canada - MAC == on the left
<default> - 0037 (IBM EBCDIC) - US/Canada - PC == on the right
You know, it is a mystery how things get set. MAC ?? PC ?? I do not think that this is the problem because is also does not work if they are both PC. But where the heck does it come up with this and how would you change it?
Anyway, If I merge some code (click the arrow and it is copied from one side to another) everything looks good. But then I save the changes. And the end of line character is now the first character of the next row. Everything is off by 1 character.
I have a huge merge project coming up and need this fixed. I consulted several people at work and they all use version 2 - which works.
Can I deconvert back to version 2?
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