Mikael, you mentioned here that your problem was solved. I'experiencing the samen problem but your solution doesnt seem to work..? Maybe i am doeing somethin wrong here.. ? I have a CSV file with patient info that is in UTF-8 and I'm trying to load this into my system using a ftp service. so far so good... the charset of mij FTP service is 'binary' When i view the I/O trace I can see that everything is stil fine. The service then create a Recordmap bases on the data from the CSV. The Recordmap and the related Batch are also in UTF- 8. But when I check the trace I can see that a few characters are scrambled..
Mikael, you mentioned here that your problem was solved. I'experiencing the samen problem but your solution doesnt seem to work..? Maybe i am doeing somethin wrong here.. ? I have a CSV file with patient info that is in UTF-8 and I'm trying to load this into my system using a ftp service. so far so good... the charset of mij FTP service is 'binary' When i view the I/O trace I can see that everything is stil fine. The service then create a Recordmap bases on the data from the CSV. The Recordmap and the related Batch are also in UTF- 8. But when I check the trace I can see that a few characters are scrambled..
the string Schatorjé is scrambled to Schatorjé
The character é (is stored in two bytes in UTF-8
0xC3 0xA9) is shown as éSo basically I'sending a file in UTF-8 to IRIS and somewhere in the FTP protocol or in the recordmap the charset changes? Do you have any clues?