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Actually Ü is x'C39C' in UTF-8. Is it possible that you're converting
inplace and that insufficient space has been allocated for iconv to return
the two byte result in? This might cause you to think iconv is returning
x'DC' when in reality it's simply leaving your input data as is.
When working with UTF8 you need to remember that anything greater than
7-bit ASCII will convert into a multi-byte encoding.
Bruce Vining
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Subject
CCSID conversion tables
Hi all,
I can't believe I haven't come across a need to see translation tables
from
one CCSID to the next, but today I need it :-) Traditionally, or at least
before I started using iconv and when I used QDCXLATE, I would simply do a
WRKTBL and select the appropriate table. I have a latin capital letter U
with diaeresis that is causing me problems when converting to UTF-8 from
ASCII ISO88591. Does anyone know if IBM has a translation site for
CCSID's
similar to this one I found?
<
http://www.tachyonsoft.com/uc0000.htm>
http://www.tachyonsoft.com/uc0000.htm
I am using iconv to convert to CCSID 1208 (UTF-8) and the U with diaeresis
*should* be converting to x'C3' (as far as I can tell) but is remaining at
a
x'DC'.
TIA,
Aaron Bartell
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