| Encoding Values for a SAS Session |
The encodings
in the following tables are valid in UNIX environments.
Note: If an
encoding value contains a hyphen (-), enclose the encoding value in quotation
marks. ![[cautionend]](../../../../common/63294/HTML/default/images/cautend.gif)
Single-Byte Encodings for UNIX
|
ENCODING= Value |
Description |
|
arabic |
Arabic (ISO 8859-6) |
|
cyrillic |
Cyrillic (ISO 8859-5) |
|
greek |
Greek (ISO 8859-7) |
|
hebrew |
Hebrew (ISO 8859-8) |
|
latin1 |
Western (ISO 8859-1) |
|
latin2 |
Central Europe (ISO 8859-2) |
|
latin5 |
Turkish (ISO 8859-9) |
|
latin6 |
Baltic (ISO 8859-4) |
|
latin8 |
Celtic (ISO 8859-14) |
|
latin9 |
European (ISO 8859-15) |
|
thai |
Thai (ISO 8859-11) |
Double-Byte Encodings for UNIX
|
ENCODING= Value |
Description |
|
big5 |
Traditional Chinese (Big5) |
|
euc-cn |
Simplified Chinese (EUC) |
|
euc-jp |
Japanese (EUC) |
|
euc-kr |
Korean (EUC) |
|
euc-tw |
Traditional Chinese (EUC) |
|
shift-jis |
Japanese (SJIS) |
UNIX also supports the UTF-8 Unicode encoding.
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