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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
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Use the <var>LANGFILE</var> parameter to specify the language for file processing operations such as ordering of data and processing <var>[[Record retrievals#Pattern matching|LIKE]]</var> and <var>[[Value loops#Pattern matching using the | Use the <var>LANGFILE</var> parameter to specify the language for file processing operations such as ordering of data and processing <var>[[Record retrievals#Pattern matching|LIKE]]</var> and <var>[[Value loops#Pattern matching using the LANGLIKE operator|LANGLIKE]]</var> patterns, character storage, and uppercase or lowercase translation. The <var>LANGFILE</var> parameter determines the character set in a file. </p> | ||
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The value of <var>LANGFILE</var> can be a counted character string of one to eight characters or a null string. Its value must match the name of one of the character sets defined in the table below. Null, the default value, specifies U.S. English. </p> | The value of <var>LANGFILE</var> can be a counted character string of one to eight characters or a null string. Its value must match the name of one of the character sets defined in the table below. Null, the default value, specifies U.S. English. </p> | ||
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<tr><th><var>Cyrillic</var></th><td>CYRILLIC</td></tr> | <tr><th><var>Cyrillic</var></th><td>CYRILLIC</td></tr> | ||
<tr><th><var>US + Cyrillic | <tr><th><var>US + Cyrillic</var> | ||
<p>Standard US codepage with some Cyrillic code points</ | <p><var>Standard US codepage with some Cyrillic code points</var></p></th><td>USCYRIL</td></tr> | ||
<tr><th><var>French Canadian</var></th><td>FRENCHC</td></tr> | <tr><th><var>French Canadian</var></th><td>FRENCHC</td></tr> | ||
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You cannot specify a <var>LANGFILE</var> parameter setting other than US for <var>[[Sorted_files|sorted files]]</var> (<var>[[ | You cannot specify a <var>LANGFILE</var> parameter setting other than US for <var>[[Sorted_files|sorted files]]</var> (<var>[[FILEORG parameter|FILEORG]]</var> X'01' setting).</p> | ||
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After you set the <var>[[LANGUSER_parameter|LANGUSER]]</var> parameter for your terminal and printer support, you must choose the correct <var>LANGFILE</var> parameter option to support applications that meet your language requirements.</p> | After you set the <var>[[LANGUSER_parameter|LANGUSER]]</var> parameter for your terminal and printer support, you must choose the correct <var>LANGFILE</var> parameter option to support applications that meet your language requirements.</p> | ||
Revision as of 21:23, 3 December 2014
Language name for file
Summary
- Default value
- Null
- Parameter type
- File
- Where set
- During file creation only
- Related products
- All
- Introduced
- Model 204 V3.2.1
Description
Use the LANGFILE parameter to specify the language for file processing operations such as ordering of data and processing LIKE and LANGLIKE patterns, character storage, and uppercase or lowercase translation. The LANGFILE parameter determines the character set in a file.
The value of LANGFILE can be a counted character string of one to eight characters or a null string. Its value must match the name of one of the character sets defined in the table below. Null, the default value, specifies U.S. English.
| Written language | Model 204 parameter value |
|---|---|
| Cyrillic | CYRILLIC |
| US + Cyrillic
Standard US codepage with some Cyrillic code points | USCYRIL |
| French Canadian | FRENCHC |
| Japanese | JAPAN |
| Turkish | TURKISH |
| US English | US (the default) |
You cannot specify a LANGFILE parameter setting other than US for sorted files (FILEORG X'01' setting).
After you set the LANGUSER parameter for your terminal and printer support, you must choose the correct LANGFILE parameter option to support applications that meet your language requirements.