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Be careful, it depends upon what the originating platform was. There are some mainframe platforms that fields can be defined as comp, but when you look at their hex equivalent, they do not correspond to anything. A great example of this was UNISYS. I used to work on a UNISYS mainframe that whenever we sent a tape to an IBM mainframe shop, we had to convert the layou to straight alphanumeric characters as the IBM mainframe could NOT translate UNISYS comp or comp-3.
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