File Management - IBM

230 File Management V4R5
1. Position the cursor in the field in which you want to enter double-byte
characters. Insert shift-control characters into the field if they have not yet been
inserted. To find out how to insert shift characters, see “Inserting shift-control
double-byte characters” on page 208.
2. Position the cursor under the shift-in character, in a blank area between the
shift-control characters, or under a double-byte character.
3. Press the function key used to start DBCS conversion.
In SEU, as well as from the Edit Related Words display (displayed when using
the EDTIGCDCT command), press F18. The system displays the following
prompt line:
_ ____________ _
A B C
4. Enter the following values:
a. In the field marked A, enter one of the following:
I Inserts the converted word before the character under which you
positioned the cursor in step 2.
R Replaces the character under which you positioned the cursor in
step 2 with the converted word.
b. In the field marked B, enter one of the following:
1) A string of alphanumeric characters to be converted. The string can have
as many as 12 characters.
2) The 4-character DBCS code of a double-byte character.
3) The 2- to 5-digit DBCS number of a double-byte character.
c. In the field marked C enter one of the following conversion codes:
No entry
Converts the entry in field B from alphanumeric to double-byte by
referring to the DBCS conversion dictionaries.
G Converts the 2- to 5-digit DBCS number in field B to the character it
represents.
H Converts the entry in field B to double-byte Hiragana, uppercase
alphabetic, numeric, or special characters.
K Converts the entry in field B to double-byte Hiragana, lowercase
alphabetic, numeric, or special characters.
X Converts the 4-character DBCS code to the character it represents.
5. Press the Enter key. The system displays the following prompt line:
_ ____________ _ _____________________________+
A B C D
6. In the field marked D, the system displays words related to the entry in field B.
If you see a plus (+) sign following the last displayed word, the system has
additional words to display. Press the Roll Up key to see these entries. Then, to
return to a word displayed earlier, press the Roll Down key.
If a word is shown in a reverse image, the word contains an embedded blank.
7. Choose the DBCS word from field D that best suits your needs by positioning
the cursor under that DBCS word.
8. Press the Enter key. The system enters the word where the cursor was
positioned in step 2, either by inserting the word or by replacing another word,
depending on what you entered in field A.
9. Do one of the following: