DBCS

creates the double-byte character set translation table. This table translates all double-byte data during a file transfer. This parameter has no default and is required. The DBCS parameter data begins in column one and is terminated with the END statement.

The following example shows the syntax for the DBCS parameter.

DBCS
f1f2,t1t2
END

f1 denotes the first byte of the FROM DBCS character.

f2 is the second byte of the FROM DBCS character.

t1 is the first byte of the TO DBCS character.

t2 is the second byte of the TO DBCS character.

DBCS Example

The following example translates x'89A1' to x'B0ED', x'89A2' to x'B0EE', x'89A5' to x'B0EF', and so on to x'D37B' to x'C8F0'.

DBCS
89A1,B0ED
89A2,B0EE
89A5,B0EF
89A8,B0F0
89A9,B0F1
89AA,B0F2
89AB,B0F3
D375,C8EE
D377,C8EF
D37B,C8F0
END