Raymond
EBCDIC is the format few mainframe computer uses. Unix systems typically uses ASCII. I am not sure about the type of the file, but you may have to convert the file from EBCDIC to ASCII to make any meaning ful use of the file. You could use dd command for this conversion..
dd if=input file of=outfile conv=ascii bs=128k
Thanks
Riyaj "Re-yas" Shamsudeen
Certified Oracle DBA
i2 technologies www.i2.com
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what is EBCDIC format
I have a customer from IBM DB2 mainframe going to pass data to my oracle
system for matching of record ,what they told me is the tape is in EBCDIC
format ? I don't have any experience on these format ? can anyone please
explain /guildline on these ?
Raymond fall asleep in waiting for the Q.
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