The EBCDIC Kanji character set is the basis for double-byte characters in the KATAKANAEBCDIC, KANJIEBCDIC5026_0I, and KANJIEBCDIC5035_0I client character sets, and any other character set with a name ending in _0I.
The area in the shaded portion is distributed as follows.
1st Byte |
2nd Byte |
Description |
40 |
40 |
Kanji blank |
41 |
41-FE
|
IBM Extended non-Kanji set |
42 |
Alphanumeric |
|
45-55 |
IBM Basic Kanji set (arranged based on frequency of use) |
|
56-68 |
IBM Extended Kanji set (arranged according to Kanji ideographical order) |
|
69-7F |
41-FE |
User Area (private use area stops at 72EA) |
80-FE |
Marker reserved area |
With the exception of those characters identified in “Object Names” on page 31, double-byte characters in the following shaded portions of the preceding diagram are valid for object names under the KanjiEBCDIC client character sets:
Double-byte characters in the User and Marker area are not valid for object names.
The following table identifies selected characters in EBCDIC Kanji.
Double-Byte Space |
Double-Byte Underscore |
Double-Byte Percent |
0x4040 |
0x426D |
0x426C |
The following control characters are the bytes that introduce or terminate interpretation of bytes as EBCDIC Kanji.
Shift Out (SO) |
Shift In (SI) |
0x0E |
0x0F |
For more information on the related … |
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KATAKANAEBCDIC client character set |
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KANJIEBCDIC5026_0I client character set |
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KANJIEBCDIC5035_0I client character set |