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CHARSET Details (↑ Choosing Run-time Behavior)
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This directive is reserved for use with add-on products supplied
by Micro Focus. Do not change its setting unless you have an
appropriate add-on product.
All literals and collating sequences are handled in the
character set specified.
Setting CHARSET "EBCDIC" sets DEFAULTBYTE "0" immediately and,
after all other directives are processed, sets SIGN "EBCDIC"
and NATIVE "EBCDIC". Thus if, for example, you specify:
CHARSET "EBCDIC" DEFAULTBYTE "1" SIGN "ASCII" NATIVE "ASCII"
the SIGN and NATIVE directives will be overridden but the
DEFAULTBYTE directive will not.
For current limitations see the documentation for the appropriate
add-on product.
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