Hello there,
My question is the following, with the same //SYSTCPD and //SYSFTPD cards, when I "FTP put" files to Windows, sometimes their final encoding is ANSI and other times it is UTF-8.
What is responsible for this variation?
Many thanks for your help.
Cheers
JCB
z/OS to Win FTP, why file encoding ANSI / UTF-8?
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