The CODE object EBCDIC_01141 contains a general currency character in position line F, column 9 instead of the expected €
Additionally, in other tables:
EBCDIC_00037 (€ is displayed instead of general currency sign )
EBCDIC_00273 (€ is displayed instead of general currency sign )
EBCDIC_00500 (€ is displayed instead of general currency sign )
A problem has been fixed where the Euro sign (€) was missing in the Codetable EBCDIC_001141.
The Euro sign was added to its designated position at 9F (column 9, line F).
Release : 12.2 / 12.3
Component : AUTOMATION ENGINE
Modify the EBCDIC_01141, it should have the currency sign in 9F replaced by the € symbol
Update to a fix version listed below or a newer version if available.
Fix version:
Component(s): Automation Engine
Automation.Engine 12.2.7 - available since 2nd October 2020
Automation.Engine 12.3.4 - available since 19th October 2020
According to EBCDIC_037, EBCDIC_273 and EBCDIC_500 these Codetables should all contain the common currency symbol ¤.
In AWI,however, the euro symbol € is displayed.
After some research, it was found out that in the DB these codetables are saved in a binary format encoded with ISO_8859_1.
There, they all have the currency symbol ¤ saved in but the Euro symbol € is shown in AWI.
That is because the euro symbol € is not available in the ISO_8859_1 encoding and therefore AWI always displays the euro symbol € instead of the currency sign ¤.