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Old 11-09-05, 12:53
dferrell dferrell is offline
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DB2 double-byte translation

Hello All,

I'm involved in a project that needs to translate existing DB2 mainframe data into Korean, Chinese, Japanese or any other double-byte language.

Technical architecture:

1. DB2 7.x on IBM/zOS Mainframe (no UNICODE)
2. Windows 2000/2003 Server running .NET and Classic ASP
3. Windows 2000/2003 Server running COM+ and Host Integration Server (COMTI)
4. COBOL programs on IBM Mainframe

Application description:
Classic asp website that uses a DB2 7.x database data in which the SQL is dynamically put together in ASP - or - COMTI is implemented to return data from COBOL programs.

History:
The website has supported multiple languages using a very simple method of selecting translated strings from DB2 tables based on a web page ID.


I have an associate running DB2 on an iSeries in which they have used CAST to accomplish double byte stuff easily. For example they are able to do the following:

SELECT CAST(CAST(MY_COL AS VARCHAR(1000) CCSID 65535) AS VARCHAR(1000) CCSID 933)

Unfortunately DB2 on zOS doesn't support this.
Does anyone have any ideas as to how I might accomplish this double-byte translation?
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