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Here’s a sequence of commands I just entered in USS:

14:38 /u/tstjv > ls file                                            
t IBM-1047    T=on  -rwxr-xr-x  nl     1         5 Apr  6 14:38 file
14:38 /u/tstjv > sed -i 's/f/p/g' file                              
14:39 /u/tstjv > ls file                                            
- untagged    T=off -rwxr-xr-x  ----   1         5 Apr  6 14:39 file

As you can see, the EBCDIC encoding is lost. Does anybody know what’s going on? Thanks.

Edit: command -v sed yields /rsusr/ported/bin/sed.

Here’s a sequence of commands I just entered in USS:

14:38 /u/tstjv > ls file                                            
t IBM-1047    T=on  -rwxr-xr-x  nl     1         5 Apr  6 14:38 file
14:38 /u/tstjv > sed -i 's/f/p/g' file                              
14:39 /u/tstjv > ls file                                            
- untagged    T=off -rwxr-xr-x  ----   1         5 Apr  6 14:39 file

As you can see, the EBCDIC encoding is lost. Does anybody know what’s going on? Thanks.

Edit: command -v sed yields /rsusr/ported/bin/sed.

Hi Tony,

Thanks for reporting. We will review this issue.
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