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The DBCSTAB Procedure

Example 1: Producing Japanese Conversion Tables


Procedure features:
PROC DBCSTAB statement options:
TABLE=
DATA=
DBLANG=
BASETYPE=
VERIFY


Program

data ja_jpn;
   length ibm jis euc pcibm $2.;
   ibm='4040'x;
   jis='2121'x;
   euc='a1a1'x;
   pcibm='8140'x;
run;

proc dbcstab
   table=japanese
   data=ja_jpn
   dblang=japanese
   basetype=jis
   verify;
run; 


Log

1   proc dbcstab
2   table=ja_jpn
3   data=work.ja_jpn
4   dblang=japanese
5   basetype=jis
6   verify;
7   run;

NOTE: Base table for JIS created.
NOTE: IBM table for JIS created.
NOTE: PCIBM table for JIS created.
NOTE: EUC table for JIS created.
NOTE: Base table for IBM created.
NOTE: JIS table for IBM created.
NOTE: Base table for PCIBM created.
NOTE: JIS table for PCIBM created.
NOTE: Base table for EUC created.
NOTE: JIS table for EUC created.
NOTE: 10 DBCS tables are generated. Each table has 1 DBCS characters.
NOTE: Each table is 2 bytes in size.
NOTE: Required table memory size is 612.
NOTE: There were 1 observations read from the dataset WORK.JA_JPN.


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