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nikyojin
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Hi,
Does DFSORT support UNICODE data (UTF 16 , UTF 8 ETC.)? Could you suggest what changes we have to make to implement it?
Awaiting response. Thanks. |
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Bill Woodger
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nikyojin
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Hi Bill,
Thanks for the reply. I did check the manuals for DFSORT but found no reference for Unicode support. Can anybody please confirm. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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Skolusu
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| DFSORT does not have any built-in functions for supporting unicode data. As Anuj pointed out, can you use LOCALE? What kind of operations are you planning to do with unicode? |
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nikyojin
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Hi Skolusu,
Thanks for the reply. I couldn;t understand how to use Locale. I have a file o/p from a cobol program which consists of UTF-8 data.
The file needs to be sorted on a field which is in UTF-8 format so how can I achieve this for example will CH work for unicode data existing in russian and chinese languages. |
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Anuj Dhawan
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