Examples

This section contains examples for the db2afp transform:

To transform the Japanese DBCS ASCII file dbfile into an AFP data stream file called dbfile.afp, enter:
```
db2afp -o dbfile.afp -l ja dbfile
```
The file is transformed, but not printed.
Note: You could also use this command to do a similar task, except that the output is sent to the printer:
```
pdpr -p servC-lp -x "default-character-mapping=ibm-943" dbfile
```
To transform the Korean EUC file korefile to an AFP data stream file called korefile.afp, enter:
```
db2afp -o korefile.afp -l ko -e korefile
```
The file is transformed, but not printed.
Note: You could also use this command to transform the file, then print it:
```
pdpr -p servC-lp -x "default-character-mapping=ibm-euckr" korefile
```
With InfoPrint Manager for AIX or InfoPrint Manager for Linux, to transform a Traditional Chinese DBCS ASCII file named memo.tc into an AFP file and print it on an InfoPrint printer named servC-lp, enter:
```
pdpr -X chinese.X -p servC-lp memo.tc
```
In this example, the attributes file named chinese.X contains these settings:
```
document-format=dbcs-ascii
default-character-mapping=ibm-950
```
With InfoPrint Manager for AIX or InfoPrint Manager for Linux, to set the db2afp command to default to Korean EUC, enter these lines in the .profile file (Bourne shell or Korn shell) or the .cshrc file (C shell) in your home directory:
```
export PSFDBLANG=ke
```
The db2afp command now uses Korean EUC as long as the PSFDBLANG environment variable is set and exported, and -l or -e are not specified on the command line. So, to transform the Korean EUC file korefile into an AFP data stream file called korefile.afp, you now can enter:
```
db2afp -o korefile.afp korefile
```
Similarly, you could now use this command to transform the Korean EUC file, then print it:
```
enq -PservC-lp -o datatype=dbcsascii korefile
```

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Examples