If the UTM application and the communication partner use different codes (EBCDIC, ASCII compatible code), UTM provides the option of initiating generation of a partner-specific automatic code conversion.
To do this, UTM provides four code conversions that convert data as follows:
BS2000, Unix and Linux systems:
SYS1/SYS/SYSTEM: ISO8859-i ↔ EBCDIC.DF.04.i (EDF04i)
SYS2: ISO8859-1 ↔ EBCDIC.DF.04.DRV (EDF04DRV)
SYS3: ISO646-IRV ↔ EBCDIC.03.DF.03.IRV (EDF03IRV))
SYS4: ISO646-IRV ↔ EBCDIC.03.DF.03.DRV (EDF03DRV).
Windows systems:
SYS1/SYS/SYSTEM: Windows-1252 ↔ EBCDIC.DF.04.F (EDF04F)
SYS2: Windows-1252 ↔ EBCDIC.DF.04.DRV (EDF04DRV)
SYS3: ISO646-IRV ↔ EBCDIC.03.DF.03.IRV (EDF03IRV))
SYS4: ISO646-IRV ↔ EBCDIC.03.DF.03.DRV (EDF03DRV).
SYS1 and SYS2 are conversions between two 8-bit codes. SYS3 and SYS4 are conversions between two 7-bit codes.
The following sections outline the following for the individual platforms:
the partners for which the conversion tables can be used,
how you can modify/replace them.
| Please refer to the chapter "Code Conversion" in the openUTM manual "Generating Applications" for an overview of how to generate the code conversion. |
