Working with Character Sets
Use the System Table component - Interface System Table 1 page, Character Set field to select a character set for export or import processing.
See Setting Up the System Table.
The following table lists the character sets that Payroll Interface supports.
For example, suppose your headquarters is in the U.S., but you have an office in Japan where the payroll system uses Kanji. When Payroll Interface is run for the U.S., the Character Set field is set to ISO 8859–1, the Latin character set. When Payroll Interface is run for the Japanese site, theCharacter Set field must be set to JIS X 0208, the Kanji character set.
|
Character Set |
Description |
|---|---|
|
ANSI |
Current ANSI Code Page |
|
ASCII |
US 7-bit ASCII |
|
Big5 |
Big5 (Traditional Chinese) |
|
CCSID1027 |
IBM EBCDIC 1027 (Jap.-Latin) |
|
CCSID1047 |
IBM EBCDIC 1047 (Latin1) |
|
CCSID290 |
IBM EBCDIC 290 (Katakana) |
|
CCSID300 |
IBM EBCDIC 300 (Kanji) |
|
CCSID930 |
IBM EBCDIC 930 (Kana-Kanji) |
|
CCSID935 |
IBM EBCDIC 935 (Simplified Chinese) |
|
CCSID937 |
IBM EBCDIC 937 (Traditional Chinese) |
|
CCSID939 |
IBM EBCDIC 939 (Latin-Kanji) |
|
CCSID942 |
IBM EBCDIC 942 (Japanese PC) |
|
CP1026 |
Windows 1026 (EBCDIC) |
|
CP1250 |
Windows 1250 (Eastern Europe) |
|
CP1251 |
Windows 1251 (Cyrillic) |
|
CP1252 |
Windows 1252 (Latin1) |
|
CP1253 |
Windows 1253 (Greek) |
|
CP1254 |
Windows 1254 (Turkish) |
|
CP1255 |
Windows 1255 (Hebrew) |
|
CP1256 |
Windows 1256 (Arabic) |
|
CP1257 |
Windows 1257 (Baltic) |
|
CP1258 |
Windows 1258 (Vietnamese) |
|
CP1361 |
Windows 1361 (Korean Johab) |
|
CP437 |
MS-DOS 437 (US) |
|
CP500 |
Windows 500 (EBCDIC 500V1) |
|
CP708 |
Windows 708 (Arabic - ASMO708) |
|
CP720 |
Windows 720 (Arabic - ASMO) |
|
CP737 |
Windows 737 (Greek - 437G) |
|
CP775 |
Windows 775 (Baltic) |
|
CP850 |
MS-DOS 850 (Latin1) |
|
CP852 |
MS-DOS 852 (Latin2) |
|
CP855 |
MS-DOS 855 (IBM Cyrillic) |
|
CP857 |
MS-DOS 857 (IBM Turkish) |
|
CP860 |
MS-DOS 860 (IBM Portuguese) |
|
CP861 |
MS-DOS 861 (Icelandic) |
|
CP862 |
MS-DOS 862 (Hebrew) |
|
CP863 |
MS-DOS 863 (Canadian French) |
|
CP864 |
MS-DOS 864 (Arabic) |
|
CP865 |
MS-DOS 864 (Nordic) |
|
CP866 |
MS-DOS 866 (Russian) |
|
CP869 |
MS-DOS 869 (Modern Greek) |
|
CP870 |
Windows 870 |
|
CP874 |
Windows 864 (Thai) |
|
CP875 |
Windows 875 (EBCDIC) |
|
CP932 |
Windows 932 (Japanese) |
|
CP936 |
Windows 936 (Simplified Chinese) |
|
CP949 |
Windows 949 (Korean) |
|
CP950 |
Windows 950 (Traditional Chinese) |
|
EBCDIC |
IBM EBCDIC CCSID37 (USA) |
|
EUC-JP |
Extended Unix Code (Japanese) |
|
EUC-KR |
Extended Unix Code (Korean) |
|
EUC-TW |
Extended Unix Code (Taiwan) |
|
EUC-TW-1986 |
Extended Unix Code (TW-1986) |
|
GB12345 |
GB 2312 (Simplified Chinese) |
|
GB2312 |
GB 2312 (Simplified Chinese) |
|
ISO-2022-JP |
ISO-2022-JP Japanese |
|
ISO-2022-KR |
ISO-2022-JP Korean |
|
ISO_8859-1 |
ISO 8859-1 (Latin1) |
|
ISO_8859-10 |
ISO 8859-10 (Latin6) |
|
ISO_8859-11 |
ISO 8859-11 (Thai) |
|
ISO_8859-14 |
ISO 8859-14 (Latin8) |
|
ISO_8859-15 |
ISO 8859-15 (Latin9 / Latin0) |
|
ISO_8859-2 |
ISO 8859-2 (Latin2) |
|
ISO_8859-3 |
ISO 8859-3 (Latin3) |
|
ISO_8859-4 |
ISO 8859-4 (Latin4) |
|
ISO_8859-5 |
ISO 8859-5 (Cyrillic) |
|
ISO_8859-6 |
ISO 8859-6 (Arabic) |
|
ISO_8859-7 |
ISO 8859-7 (Greek) |
|
ISO_8859-8 |
ISO 8859-8 (Hebrew) |
|
ISO_8859-9 |
ISO 8859-9 (Latin5) |
|
JIS_X0201 |
Japanese Half-width Katakana |
|
JIS_X_0208 |
Japanese Kanji |
|
Java |
Java (Unicode encoding) |
|
Johab |
Johab (Korean) |
|
Shift_JIS |
Shift-JIS (Japanese) |
|
UCS2 |
Unicode UCS-2 |
|
UTF7 |
Unicode UTF-7 |
|
UTF8 |
Unicode UTF-8 |