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The unbolded hexadecimal code point number shown in the cell is the lowest character value encoded using that start byte. cells containing a large single-digit number are the start bytes for a sequence of that many bytes.As can be seen, the single-byte portion is similar to IBM-1047 instead of IBM-37 due to the location of the square brackets. For example, DB2 UDB, COBOL, PL/I, Java and the IBM XML toolkit support UTF-16 on IBM mainframes.Contents1 Codepage layout2 Oracle UTFE3 See also4 References5 External linksCodepage layoutThere are 160 characters with single-byte encodings in UTF-EBCDIC (compared to 128 in UTF-8).

IBM EBCDIC-based mainframe operating systems, such as z/OS, usually use UTF-16 for complete Unicode support. For example, 01000001 in this table maps to 11000001 thus the UTF-EBCDIC encoding of U 0041 (Unicode's 'A') is 0xC1 (EBCDIC's 'A').This encoding form is rarely used, even on the EBCDIC-based mainframes for which it was designed. As this can only hold 5 bits rather than 6, the UTF-8-Mod encoding of codepoints above U 009F is generally larger than the UTF-8 encoding.The UTF-8-Mod transformation leaves the data in an ASCII-based format (for example, U 0041 'A' is still encoded as 01000001), so each byte is fed through a reversible (one-to-one) lookup table to produce the final UTF-EBCDIC encoding. In order to achieve this, UTF-8-Mod uses 101XXXXX instead of 10XXXXXX as the format for trailing bytes in a multi-byte sequence. The main difference between this encoding and UTF-8 is that it allows Unicode code points U 0080 through U 009F (the C1 control codes) to be represented as a single byte and therefore later mapped to corresponding EBCDIC control codes.

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Details on UTF-EBCDIC are defined in Unicode Technical Report #16.To produce the UTF-EBCDIC encoded version of a series of Unicode code points, an encoding based on UTF-8 (known in the specification as UTF-8-Mod) is applied first (creating what the specification calls an I8 sequence). Its advantages for existing EBCDIC-based systems are similar to UTF-8's advantages for existing ASCII-based systems. It is meant to be EBCDIC-friendly, so that legacy EBCDIC applications on mainframes may process the characters without much difficulty.

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