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Using character conversion tables z/OS UNIX System Services Planning GA32-0884-00 |
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A character conversion table is a table that converts
one or more characters to alternative characters using hexadecimal
encoding for the character sets. The character sets are defined in
code pages. IBM® supplies these
character conversion tables as members in SYS1.LINKLIB:
In particular, for the OMVS command, BPXFX100 is the default conversion table. As shipped, FSUMQ000 is an alias for BPXFX100. To change the OMVS default table, move the FSUMQ000 ALIAS to the new default, or rename the new default table to FSUMQ000. Tip: Users who need different conversion tables can manually override the default table by using the CONVERT operand. In addition, the system programmer can write a REXX exec or CLIST to invoke the OMVS command with the proper table. The source for these members is shipped in SYS1.SAMPLIB. If you need to change them, see Customizing code page conversion. |
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