| Since Scott wrote the article Thomas I would suggest asking him - and it is also possible that the code is on ScottKlement.com - have you looked there?
Penton have preserved many articles, but sadly the code samples unless embedded in the article seem to have mostly been lost along the way.
Bryan, The link is not broken. I could read the whole article after having logged in to iProDeveloper. Register yourself at iProDeveloper and log in. It is free of charge. Thomas. I was reading this the other day and was going to try it. However the link is broken at the bottom to see examples. Anyone have that link or know where I can get it ? Just wanted to pass along the other way to do it using built in en/decoder: Is there an easy way to decode a field from BASE64 ? ( IBM API maybe that I cannot find ) I have tried Scott’s example but get a “Definition not found for symbol 'BASE64_ENCODE'. “ after I compile my program. I did all the compile options in the BASE64R4 documentation. I tried an example online as well and got the same error just to make sure it was not my main pgm.. Any Ideas? Its probably something easy I’m not doing I would guess. base64_encode( %addr(Input)
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