Example
Values for Character Sets in NT Notation 
The list contains some example values for character sets used for conversion:
Value |
Character Set |
|
The character sets that are listed here with values from 37 to 500 are EBCDIC variants (also referred to as host character sets). |
|
|
37 |
USA, Australia, Belgium, Canada (English and French), Netherlands, Portugal |
|
273 |
Germany |
|
277
|
Denmark, Norway |
|
278 |
Sweden, Finland |
|
280 |
Italy |
|
284 |
Latin America, Spain |
|
285 |
Great Britain |
|
297 |
France |
|
500 |
International, Switzerland (German and French) |
|
874 |
Thai |
|
932 |
Japanese |
|
936 |
Chinese (PRC, Singapore) |
|
949 |
Korean |
|
950 |
Chinese (Taiwan, Hong Kong) |
|
1200 |
Unicode (BMP according to ISO 10646) |
|
1250 |
Windows East European |
|
1251 |
Windows Cyrillic |
|
1252 |
Windows Latin 1 (USA, Western Europe) |
|
1253 |
Windows Greek |
|
1254 |
Windows Turkish |
|
1255 |
Hebrew |
|
1256 |
Arabic |
|
1257 |
Baltic |
|
1361 |
Korean (Johab) |
You cannot use the RFC destination connection test if you have specified an R/3 character set that does not start with LATIN 1 characters (EBCDIC, for example) in the target program.
