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Frank wrote : > IMO DBCS sucks. UNICODE is the way to go. Having said that > the iseries/AS400?? is not a UNICODE machine, so you will > need to do your application in DBCS. This last affirmation is not true. You can directly use UNICODE Excerpt from InfoCenter : ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OS/400 provides external support for Unicode in the following parts of the system (see note, below): Database files and functions DB2(R) UDB for iSeries(TM) SQL tables Query files and tools DDS Display file and panel groups Unicode variables in UIM ILE high-level languages such as RPG Message handling and message catalogs Several other OS/400 functions implement Unicode internally so that character data integrity is maintained for users across multilingual platforms. Note: These topics do not give detailed information on application development as it relates to the implementation of Unicode. Rather, they provide highlights of OS/400 support for Unicode. Where possible, reference to a book that provides detailed information for UCS-2 implementation is given. You should have available and understand the information in the Unicode standard. or more information about Unicode, see the Unicode(Embedded image moved to file: pic21482.gif)Link outside Information Center web page. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bonne réception/Best regards Richard THEIS iSeries Education, France theis_richard@xxxxxxxxxx
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