ODI Log file encoding

Greetings Everyone!
I faced the following problem.
I load data through ODI in Hyperion. For convenient display I made my log file in excel *.csv format. Due to encoding the error description text in my log file is displayed uncorrectly.
Is it possible to configure the encoding for the log files? Maybe i need to put "ENCODING=UTF8" string somewhere?
Thank you!
Regards,
Ilshat

The other method would be just to run a pure maxl data load, so a maxl script and a dataload, this will allow an error file to be generated by essbase.
This can be developed outside of ODI and then once you are happy called from within ODI.
It is worth trying that method to see if essbase will generate the error logs you are looking for.
Cheers
John
http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

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