EBCDIC
From Oracle FAQ
EBCDIC (Extended Binary-Coded Decimal Interchange Code) is a standard character-to-number encoding (similar to ASCII) used by some IBM computer systems. For example, Oracle on OS/390 (IBM MVS) stores data as EBCDIC characters.
Convert to/from[edit]
The CONVERT() function can be used to translate between EBCDIC and other character sets. Example:
SELECT CONVERT('aBcDeF09', 'WE8EBCDIC500', 'US7ASCII') FROM dual;
Loading[edit]
The SQL*Loader FAQ shows how EBCDIC data can be loaded into an Oracle database.
Also see[edit]
- ASCII, alternative character encoding
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