File Management - IBM

Figure 27. Example Screen 5
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The system enters the word into the field.
Converting many alphanumeric entries at one time to DBCS: You do not have
to continually start DBCS conversion for each alphanumeric entry. Instead, you can
do the following:
1. Enter as many alphanumeric entries as will fit into field B. Separate each entry
by a blank. Field B contains space for 12 alphanumeric characters:
These are the entries to be converted.
| | |
I XXX_YYY_ZZZ_ _
A B C D
The system converts the entries one at a time, in the order entered. When the
system converts an entry, the system displays the DBCS words related to that
entry in field D.
2. Position the cursor under the DBCS word that you want to use.
3. Press the Enter key. Then, the system adjusts field B; the next entry is moved to
the position farthest left of the field. The DBCS words related to that entry are
displayed in field D.
At this time, you can enter additional alphanumeric entries to be converted at
the end of field B.
Converting alphanumeric blanks to DBCS blanks: You can convert
alphanumeric blanks (one position wide) to DBCS blanks (two positions wide, the
same width as double-byte characters) using DBCS conversion.
To convert blanks, do the following:
1. Enter one or more blanks in field B.
_ ____________ _
A B C D
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