Euro symbol support
Db2 enables users to migrate to CCSIDs that support the euro symbol. This support is limited to conversion from specific CCSIDs that do not define the euro symbol to specific CCSIDs that define the euro symbol.
The tables below list the ASCII and EBCDIC CCSIDs that can be converted to CCSIDs that support the euro symbol. In most cases, the euro symbol replaces an existing code point, such as the International Currency Symbol (ICS). Unicode UTF-8 (1208) and UTF-16 (1200) support the euro symbol. Unicode SBCS data (367) does not support the euro symbol.
The CCSIDs that you can modify are listed according to the encoding scheme. The first table below lists the EBCDIC CCSIDs, and the second table below lists the ASCII CCSIDs.
CCSIDs without euro symbol | CCSIDs with euro symbol |
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37 | 1140 |
273 | 1141 |
277 | 1142 |
278 | 1143 |
280 | 1144 |
284 | 1145 |
285 | 1146 |
297 | 1147 |
500 | 1148 |
871 | 1149 |
CCSIDs without euro symbol | CCSIDs with euro symbol |
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850 | 858 |
1250 | 5346 |
1251 | 5347 |
1252 | 5348 |
1253 | 5349 |
1254 | 5350 |
1255 | 5351 |
1256 | 5352 |
1257 | 5353 |
874 | 4970 |
You cannot convert other CCSIDs to CCSIDs that support the euro symbol. All databases and all table spaces within an encoding scheme should be altered at the same time.
If you migrate to a euro-enabled CCSID on Db2 and you have Db2 Connect clients, you should set the DB2CONNECT_ENABLE_EURO_CODEPAGE environment variable on the client side.