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- ANSI X3.4
- American National Standard Code for Information Interchange
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- CCITT T.61
- Character Repertoire and Coded Character Sets for the International Teletex
Service
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- CCITT T.100
- International Information Exchange for Interactive Videotex
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- ISO/IEC-IR
- International Register of Coded Character Sets to be Used with Escape Sequences
- Registration Authority: ECMA, Geneva
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- ISO/IEC 646
- Information Processing - 7-Bit Coded Character Set for Information Interchange
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- ISO/IEC 2022
- Information Processing - 7-Bit and 8-Bit Coded Character Sets - Code Extension
Techniques
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- ISO/IEC 2375
- Data Processing - Procedure for Registration of Escape Sequences
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- ISO/IEC 4873
- Information Processing - 8 Bit Code for Information Interchange - Structure
and Rules for Implementation
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- ISO/IEC 6429
- Information Processing - 7-Bit and 8-Bit Coded Character Sets - Control
Functions for Coded Character Sets
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- ISO/IEC 6937
- Information Processing - Coded Character Sets for Text Communication
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- ISO/IEC 7350
- Text Communication - Registration of Graphic Character Sub-repertoires
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- ISO/IEC 8859
- Information Processing - 8-Bit Single-Byte Coded Graphic Character Sets
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- ISO/IEC DIS 10367
- Information Processing - Repertoire of Standardized Coded Graphic Character
Sets for Use in 8-bit Codes (Under Ballot in ISO; Feb 90)
- ISO/IEC IS 10646-1
- Information Technology - Universal Multiple-Octet Coded Character Set(UCS)
- Part 1: Architecture and Basic Multilingual Plane.
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- IBM Personal Computer Multilingual Code Page 850
- Application Development Considerations, IBM Personal System/2
Seminar Proceedings, Volume 5, Number 6, May 1987
(G360-2758-00) \
- NLDG
- National Language Design Guide: Volume 1, Designing
Enabled Products
(SE09-8001) Volume 2, National Language Support Reference Manual
(SE09-8002) Volume 3, NAtional Language Support Bidi Guide
(GE09-8005)
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- SHARE Report SSD No.366
- ASCII and EBCDIC Character Set and Code Issues in Systems Application
Architecture, The ASCII/EBCDIC Character Set Task Force. Edited by
Edwin Hart, The Johns Hopkins University, Applied Physics Laboratory, Laurel,
Maryland, USA Published by Share Inc., 111 East Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois,
USA 60601; June 1989.
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- SHARE Europe (SEAS) White Paper
- National Language Architecture. Edited by Klaus Daube, Oerlikon
Bührle RZ AG, Zürich Switzerland. Published by SHARE Europe Headquarters,
17, Rue Pierres-du-Niton, CH-1207 Geneva, Switzerland; June 1990.
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- SEAS National Character Task Force
- White Paper on National Character, Language and Keyboard Problems.
Published by SHARE Europe Headquarters, 17, Rue Pierres-du-Niton, CH-1207
Geneva, Switzerland; September, 1985.
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- RFTDCA
- Document Content Architecture: Revisable-Form-Text Reference,
SC23-0758.
- FFTDCA
- Document Content Architecture: Final Form Text Reference, SC23-0757.
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- FOCA
- Font Object Content Architecture Reference, S544-3285.
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- 3270DS
- 3270 Information Display System, Data Stream Programmer's Reference,
GA23-0059.
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- FD:OCA
- IBM Architectures for Object Interchange: Formatted Data Object Content
Architecture Reference, SC31-6806.
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- MODCA
- Mixed Object Document Content Architecture Reference, SC31-6802
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- DIA
- Document Interchange Architecture: Technical Reference , SC23-0781.
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- IPDS
- Intelligent Printer Data Stream Reference, S544-3417.
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- AS/400
- National Language Support, SC41-3101, International Application
Design, SC41-3603.
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Coexistence and migration refers to the current customer environment containing various levels of tagged and non-tagged data, and different levels of application support. CDRA provides the following means by which the current environments can coexist, and at the same time allow for a reasonable migration to a more architected environment:
- Wherever possible, the CDRA-defined Coded Character Set Identifier (CCSID)
values are assigned to be the same as the corresponding code page identifiers.
- CDRA has defined CCSIDs for many coded character sets that are currently
in use but have not been identified as interoperable. These CCSIDs are called
Coexistence and Migration CCSIDs.
- CDRA provides many conversion tables that convert between the Coexistence
and Migration CCSIDs and the Interoperable CCSIDs.
Existing Tagging Methods
Some existing architectures and implementations have provisions for tagging. Some of these recognize code page identifiers (CP) only, while others recognizecharacter set identifiers (CS) and code page identifiers (CP). These identification methods are considered intermediate forms of CDRA's long-form identification, which is composed of an encoding scheme, character set and code page pairs, and additional coding-related required information. |
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