IBM GC09-2830-00 manual Bidirectional-specic CCSIDs

Since defaults on different platforms are not the same, problems appear when DB2 data is sent from one platform to another. For example, Windows platforms use LOGICAL UNSHAPED data, while data on OS/390 is usually in SHAPED VISUAL format. Therefore, without any support for these attributes data sent from DB2 Universal Database for OS/390 to DB2 UDB on a Windows 32-bit operating systems workstation displays incorrectly.

Bidirectional-speci®c CCSIDs

The following bidirectional Coded Character Set Identi®ers (CCSID) have been de®ned and are implemented with DB2 UDB:

CCSID - Code - String

-Page - Type

-------+--------+----------

00420 420 4

00424 424 4

08612 420 5

08616 424 6

12708 420 7

X©3F00©	856	4
X©3F01©	862	4
X©3F02©	916	4
X©3F03©	424	5
X©3F04©	856	5
X©3F05©	862	5
X©3F06©	916	5
X©3F07©	1255	5
X©3F08©	1046	5
X©3F09©	864	5
X©3F0A©	1089	5
X©3F0B©	1256	5
X©3F0C©	856	6
X©3F0D©	862	6
X©3F0E©	916	6
X©3F0F©	1255	6
X©3F10©	420	6
X©3F11©	864	6
X©3F12©	1046	6
X©3F13©	1089	6
X©3F14©	1256	6
X©3F15©	424	8
X©3F16©	856	8
X©3F17©	862	8
X©3F18©	916	8
X©3F19©	420	8
X©3F1A©	420	9
X©3F1B©	424	10
X©3F1C©	856	10
X©3F1D©	862	10
X©3F1E©	916	10
X©3F1F©	1255	10
X©3F20©	424	11

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