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CHARSET (CHR)

The CHARSET parameter specifies the name of an alternate translate table (code-page table) for File-AID to use when printing characters. The default table supports USA English.

The syntax of the CHARSET parameter is:

CHARSET=xxxx

xxxx

Specify one of the following code-page table values. This value is appended to XVJC and instructs File-AID as to which table to use when printing. Valid code-page tables shipped with File-AID include:


    • BELG (Belgian)
    • CNBL (Canadian-Bilingual)
    • CNFR (Canadian-French)
    • CYRL (Cyrillic)
    • DFLT (the default USA code-page table)
    • FREN (French)
    • GREK (Greek)
    • HEB (Hebrew pre-aleph)
    • HEBO (Hebrew old)
    • HEBN (Hebrew new)
    • ICLN (Icelandic)
    • KANA (Japanese)
    • K930 (Japanese (code page 930))
    • K939 (Japanese (code page 939))
    • LATN (Roece Latin)
    • PGSE (Portuguese)
    • POL (Polish)
    • SPAN (Spanish)
    • SWED (Swedish)
    • SWFG (Swiss-French/Swiss-German)
    • THAI (Thai)
    • TURK (Turkish)
    • YUGO (Yugoslav)
    • 3277 (3277 terminals).

Example:

$$DD01 LIST CHARSET=CNBL

This example prints the records using the Canadian Bilingual character set (code-page table).

 

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