Changing the print and display translation tables

By default, File Manager translates unprintable characters in printed output to blanks (option PRTTRANS=ON), and non-displayable characters in displayed output to periods.

File Manager provides default translation tables for English (FMNTRTBS), German (FMNTRDEU), and , and Japanese (FMNTRJPN).

For other languages you will need to provide and maintain your own print translation table and display translation table. See Customizing File Manager for national languages for information on customizing File Manager for your language.

Sometimes you might want to display special characters on a terminal during a File Manager session, or print File Manager output in lowercase alphanumeric characters. To do this, you change the English translation table source member, FMN.SFMNSAM1(FMNTRTBS).

The translate tables that are used are:
TRPRT
used to translate unprintable characters to blanks in printed output. Change this table to include all the characters that you want to print.
TRBRW
used to translate non-displayable characters to periods in displayed output. Change this table to include all the characters that you want to display on your terminal.
TRUPC
used to translate lower case characters to uppercase characters for File Manager command verbs and command keywords only. This table generally does not need to be customized in an SBCS environment.
TRUP
used to translate lower case characters to uppercase characters.
TRINV
used as a second-step translate table to translate characters that are not supported by your particular display terminal. Display data is first translated using the TRBRW table, and the result of that translate is translated using this table. You should not need to change this table.