topic Re: how to avoid an at sign in an email address to be converted to a french character in SAS Enterprise Guide

how to avoid an at sign in an email address to be converted to a french character

alepage — Fri, 13 Aug 2021 15:54:31 GMT

Hello,

My windows is in French and I wonder if there is a way to avoid the at sign in an email address to be converted to a french character like this one: à

So if an client_email_address is like mike@hotmail.com it is converted to mikeàhotmail.com

Here's my piece of code;

Data test;

INFILE EBCDIC missover;

input

...

@2042 CLIENT_EMAIL_ADDRESS $EBCDIC71.

;

run;

Re: how to avoid an at sign in an email address to be converted to a french character

jimbarbour — Fri, 13 Aug 2021 17:23:07 GMT

This doesn't sound like a SAS issue per se. It sounds like an encoding issue. The $EBCDIC format is translating whatever the hexadecimal code is for an @ sign on the mainframe to what it thinks should be an @ sign in ASCII. However, it looks like your Windows environment is translating that hexadecimal code to an à.

The hexadecimal value for an @ sign is x'7C' in EBCDIC. In your particular Windows environment, do you know what x'7C' is? What is the hexadecimal code for an @ sign in your environment?

Jim

Re: how to avoid an at sign in an email address to be converted to a french character

Tom — Fri, 13 Aug 2021 17:13:50 GMT

What are the actual strings that are in the file?
Try reading the string using $CHAR informat and display some of the values with the $HEX format to see what hex code is in the file where the @ sign is.

Let us know what two digit hex code is in the file where the @ should be.

Also are you running this on an actual IBM mainframe? Or did someone send you file from the mainframe? If the later then how was the file transferred to the machine where SAS is running? Are you sure the @ were not changed during the transfer?

PS Use TRUNCOVER instead of MISSOVER, especially when reading from fixed columns or using fixed length informats.

Re: how to avoid an at sign in an email address to be converted to a french character

jimbarbour — Fri, 13 Aug 2021 19:07:32 GMT

@alepage,

Would it be possible for you to run the below SAS code? I don't need to know all the output, but I do want to know what the hexadecimal codes are for à, À, and @.

On my system, they are as follows:

Hex=40, Character=@
Hex=C0, Character=À
Hex=E0, Character=à

What are they in your environment?

Jim

Please run this code:

%LET	Null	=	;
%LET	sQuote	=	%STR(%');
%LET	dQuote	=	%STR(%");
%LET	Semi	=	%BQUOTE(;);
%LET	Nte2	=	NOTE-;

*%PUT	NOTE:  >%BQUOTE(&Semi)<;

DATA	_NULL_;
	ARRAY	Digits	{16}	$1	_TEMPORARY_	('0' '1' '2' '3' '4' '5' '6' '7' '8' '9' 'A' 'B' 'C' 'D' 'E' 'F');
	DO	_i	=	1	TO	16;
		CALL	SYMPUTX(CATS('Digit', STRIP(PUT(_i,2.))), Digits{_i}, 'G');
	END;
	STOP;
RUN;

&NULL	%MACRO	Generate_Hex_Displays;
	%LOCAL	i	j;

	%DO	i				=	1	%TO	16;
		%DO	j			=	1	%TO	16;
			Character = &sQuote.&&Digit&i&&Digit&j&sQuote.x&Semi PUTLOG &dQuote&Nte2  Hex=&&Digit&i&&Digit&j, &dQuote Character=&Semi
		%END;
	%END;
	%STR(PUTLOG	"&Nte2  ";);
%MEND	Generate_Hex_Displays;

%LET	PS_Save	=	%SYSFUNc(GETOPTION(PS));
OPTIONS	PS		=	MAX;

DATA	_NULL_;
	%UNQUOTE(%BQUOTE(%Generate_Hex_Displays));
	STOP;
RUN;

OPTIONS	PS		=	&PS_Save;

Re: how to avoid an at sign in an email address to be converted to a french character

alepage — Sat, 14 Aug 2021 12:32:01 GMT

I will try this code for sure

Re: how to avoid an at sign in an email address to be converted to a french character

PhilC — Mon, 16 Aug 2021 12:08:12 GMT

&Null

@jimbarbour, you're teaching me something new every week!

Re: how to avoid an at sign in an email address to be converted to a french character

Tom — Mon, 16 Aug 2021 12:36:58 GMT

Is that convoluted macro/non-macro mishmash code trying to do this?

data _null_;
  do byte=0 to 255;
    hex=put(byte,hex2.);
    character=input(hex,$hex2.);
    put hex= character=;
  end;
run;

Re: how to avoid an at sign in an email address to be converted to a french character

jimbarbour — Mon, 16 Aug 2021 15:09:09 GMT

@Tom,

Thanks for the esthetic commentary. 🙂 Yes, both pieces of code do essentially the same thing.

Jim

Re: how to avoid an at sign in an email address to be converted to a french character

jimbarbour — Mon, 16 Aug 2021 15:44:50 GMT

@PhilC,

That's just a little colorization technique that I like. I don't like losing colorization simply because I'm within a %macro - % mend

And it's not that it just looks odd or I'm fundamentally opposed to the monochromatic; sometimes colorization will save you some aggravation. 🙂

Here, I fumble fingered a "-" when I meant "=". Yes, the above is a pretty trivial example, but sometimes, particularly if it's late, it may take me a bit to catch somethings, for example a "smart quote" (instead of a normal single quote) whereas with colorization I might spot it instantly.

JIm

Re: how to avoid an at sign in an email address to be converted to a french character

jimbarbour — Mon, 16 Aug 2021 19:58:54 GMT

@alepage,

Did you get a chance to try running that code? I just need the log output.

That code will produce a lot of output. I really only need three lines from the log. If you haven't already run that code I posted previously, perhaps you could run this, below, and then post the log output?

OPTIONS	NOSOURCE;
%PUT	NOTE:  40 is %SYSFUNC(INPUTC(40, $HEX2.));
%PUT	NOTE-  C0 is %SYSFUNC(INPUTC(C0, $HEX2.));
%PUT	NOTE-  E0 is %SYSFUNC(INPUTC(E0, $HEX2.)); 
OPTIONS	SOURCE;

Jim

Re: how to avoid an at sign in an email address to be converted to a french character

SASKiwi — Mon, 16 Aug 2021 21:54:42 GMT

Using the $EBCDIC format is only necessary if you are processing an EBCDIC file on an ASCII SAS platform - that is not a mainframe. Also the EBCDIC file must have been transmitted using a BINARY transfer to your ASCII platform. If you didn't use a BINARY transfer then conversion to ASCII would have happened producing unpredictable results.

Re: how to avoid an at sign in an email address to be converted to a french character

alepage — Mon, 13 Sep 2021 14:59:06 GMT

Hello,

Sorry for the delay.

Also, please note that I have an issue when I am trying to convert an EBCDIC file into a SAS format (spde) the @ is replace à in SAS EG. I will have to test this code also on our unix server which could give other results.

Here's the content of the log file

1 The SAS System 10:28 Monday, September 13, 2021

1 ;*';*";*/;quit;run;

2 OPTIONS PAGENO=MIN;

3 %LET _CLIENTTASKLABEL='Programme';

4 %LET _CLIENTPROCESSFLOWNAME='Flux de processus';

5 %LET _CLIENTPROJECTPATH='';

6 %LET _CLIENTPROJECTPATHHOST='';

7 %LET _CLIENTPROJECTNAME='';

8 %LET _SASPROGRAMFILE='';

9 %LET _SASPROGRAMFILEHOST='';

11 ODS _ALL_ CLOSE;

12 OPTIONS DEV=SVG;

13 GOPTIONS XPIXELS=0 YPIXELS=0;

14 %macro HTML5AccessibleGraphSupported;

15 %if %_SAS_VERCOMP_FV(9,4,4, 0,0,0) >= 0 %then ACCESSIBLE_GRAPH;

16 %mend;

17 FILENAME EGHTML TEMP;

18 ODS HTML5(ID=EGHTML) FILE=EGHTML

19 OPTIONS(BITMAP_MODE='INLINE')

20 %HTML5AccessibleGraphSupported

21 ENCODING='utf-8'

22 STYLE=HTMLBlue

23 NOGTITLE

24 NOGFOOTNOTE

25 GPATH=&sasworklocation

26 ;

NOTE: Writing HTML5(EGHTML) Body file: EGHTML

28 %LET Null = ;

29 %LET sQuote = %STR(%');

30 %LET dQuote = %STR(%");

31 %LET Semi = %BQUOTE(;);

32 %LET Nte2 = NOTE-;

34 *%PUT NOTE: >%BQUOTE(&Semi)<;

36 DATA _NULL_;

37 ARRAY Digits {16} $1 _TEMPORARY_ ('0' '1' '2' '3' '4' '5' '6' '7' '8' '9' 'A' 'B' 'C' 'D' 'E' 'F');

38 DO _i = 1 TO 16;

39 CALL SYMPUTX(CATS('Digit', STRIP(PUT(_i,2.))), Digits{_i}, 'G');

40 END;

41 STOP;

42 RUN;

NOTE: DATA statement used (Total process time):

real time 0.00 seconds

cpu time 0.00 seconds

44 &NULL %MACRO Generate_Hex_Displays;

45 %LOCAL i j;

47 %DO i = 1 %TO 16;

48 %DO j = 1 %TO 16;

49 Character = &sQuote.&&Digit&i&&Digit&j&sQuote.x&Semi PUTLOG &dQuote&Nte2 Hex=&&Digit&i&&Digit&j, &dQuote

49 ! Character=&Semi

50 %END;

2 The SAS System 10:28 Monday, September 13, 2021

51 %END;

52 %STR(PUTLOG "&Nte2 ";);

53 %MEND Generate_Hex_Displays;

55 %LET PS_Save = %SYSFUNc(GETOPTION(PS));

56 OPTIONS PS = MAX;

58 DATA _NULL_;

59 %UNQUOTE(%BQUOTE(%Generate_Hex_Displays));

60 STOP;

61 RUN;

Hex=00, Character=

Hex=01, Character=

Hex=02, Character=

Hex=03, Character=

Hex=04, Character=

Hex=05, Character=

Hex=06, Character=

Hex=07, Character=

Hex=08, Character=

Hex=09, Character=

Hex=0A, Character=

Hex=0B, Character=

Hex=0C, Character=

Hex=0D, Character=

Hex=0E, Character=

Hex=0F, Character=

Hex=10, Character=

Hex=11, Character=

Hex=12, Character=

Hex=13, Character=

Hex=14, Character=

Hex=15, Character=

Hex=16, Character=

Hex=17, Character=

Hex=18, Character=

Hex=19, Character=

Hex=1A, Character=

Hex=1B, Character=

Hex=1C, Character=

Hex=1D, Character=

Hex=1E, Character=‑

Hex=1F, Character=

Hex=20, Character=

Hex=21, Character=!

Hex=22, Character="

Hex=23, Character=#

Hex=24, Character=$

Hex=25, Character=%

Hex=26, Character=&

Hex=27, Character='

Hex=28, Character=(

Hex=29, Character=)

Hex=2A, Character=*

Hex=2B, Character=+

Hex=2C, Character=,

Hex=2D, Character=-

Hex=2E, Character=.

Hex=2F, Character=/

Hex=30, Character=0

Hex=31, Character=1

Hex=32, Character=2

Hex=33, Character=3

Hex=34, Character=4

Hex=35, Character=5

Hex=36, Character=6

Hex=37, Character=7

Hex=38, Character=8

Hex=39, Character=9

Hex=3A, Character=:

Hex=3B, Character=;

Hex=3C, Character=<

Hex=3D, Character==

Hex=3E, Character=>

Hex=3F, Character=?

Hex=40, Character=@

Hex=41, Character=A

Hex=42, Character=B

Hex=43, Character=C

Hex=44, Character=D

Hex=45, Character=E

Hex=46, Character=F

Hex=47, Character=G

Hex=48, Character=H

Hex=49, Character=I

Hex=4A, Character=J

Hex=4B, Character=K

Hex=4C, Character=L

Hex=4D, Character=M

Hex=4E, Character=N

Hex=4F, Character=O

Hex=50, Character=P

Hex=51, Character=Q

Hex=52, Character=R

Hex=53, Character=S

Hex=54, Character=T

Hex=55, Character=U

Hex=56, Character=V

Hex=57, Character=W

Hex=58, Character=X

Hex=59, Character=Y

Hex=5A, Character=Z

Hex=5B, Character=[

Hex=5C, Character=\

Hex=5D, Character=]

Hex=5E, Character=^

Hex=5F, Character=_

Hex=60, Character=`

Hex=61, Character=a

Hex=62, Character=b

Hex=63, Character=c

Hex=64, Character=d

Hex=65, Character=e

Hex=66, Character=f

Hex=67, Character=g

Hex=68, Character=h

Hex=69, Character=i

Hex=6A, Character=j

Hex=6B, Character=k

Hex=6C, Character=l

Hex=6D, Character=m

Hex=6E, Character=n

Hex=6F, Character=o

Hex=70, Character=p

Hex=71, Character=q

Hex=72, Character=r

Hex=73, Character=s

Hex=74, Character=t

Hex=75, Character=u

Hex=76, Character=v

Hex=77, Character=w

Hex=78, Character=x

Hex=79, Character=y

Hex=7A, Character=z

Hex=7B, Character={

Hex=7C, Character=|

Hex=7D, Character=}

Hex=7E, Character=~

Hex=7F, Character=

Hex=80, Character=€

Hex=81, Character=

Hex=82, Character=‚

Hex=83, Character=ƒ

Hex=84, Character=„

Hex=85, Character=…

Hex=86, Character=†

Hex=87, Character=‡

Hex=88, Character=ˆ

Hex=89, Character=‰

Hex=8A, Character=Š

Hex=8B, Character=‹

Hex=8C, Character=Œ

Hex=8D, Character=

Hex=8E, Character=Ž

Hex=8F, Character=

Hex=90, Character=

Hex=91, Character=‘

Hex=92, Character=’

Hex=93, Character=“

Hex=94, Character=”

Hex=95, Character=•

Hex=96, Character=–

Hex=97, Character=—

Hex=98, Character=˜

Hex=99, Character=™

Hex=9A, Character=š

Hex=9B, Character=›

Hex=9C, Character=œ

Hex=9D, Character=

Hex=9E, Character=ž

Hex=9F, Character=Ÿ

Hex=A0, Character=

Hex=A1, Character=¡

Hex=A2, Character=¢

Hex=A3, Character=£

Hex=A4, Character=¤

Hex=A5, Character=¥

Hex=A6, Character=¦

Hex=A7, Character=§

Hex=A8, Character=¨

Hex=A9, Character=©

Hex=AA, Character=ª

Hex=AB, Character=«

Hex=AC, Character=¬

Hex=AD, Character=

Hex=AE, Character=®

Hex=AF, Character=¯

Hex=B0, Character=°

Hex=B1, Character=±

Hex=B2, Character=²

Hex=B3, Character=³

Hex=B4, Character=´

Hex=B5, Character=µ

Hex=B6, Character=¶

Hex=B7, Character=·

Hex=B8, Character=¸

Hex=B9, Character=¹

Hex=BA, Character=º

Hex=BB, Character=»

Hex=BC, Character=¼

Hex=BD, Character=½

Hex=BE, Character=¾

Hex=BF, Character=¿

Hex=C0, Character=À

Hex=C1, Character=Á

Hex=C2, Character=Â

Hex=C3, Character=Ã

Hex=C4, Character=Ä

Hex=C5, Character=Å

Hex=C6, Character=Æ

Hex=C7, Character=Ç

Hex=C8, Character=È

Hex=C9, Character=É

Hex=CA, Character=Ê

Hex=CB, Character=Ë

Hex=CC, Character=Ì

Hex=CD, Character=Í

Hex=CE, Character=Î

Hex=CF, Character=Ï

Hex=D0, Character=Ð

Hex=D1, Character=Ñ

Hex=D2, Character=Ò

Hex=D3, Character=Ó

Hex=D4, Character=Ô

Hex=D5, Character=Õ

Hex=D6, Character=Ö

Hex=D7, Character=×

Hex=D8, Character=Ø

Hex=D9, Character=Ù

Hex=DA, Character=Ú

Hex=DB, Character=Û

Hex=DC, Character=Ü

Hex=DD, Character=Ý

Hex=DE, Character=Þ

Hex=DF, Character=ß

Hex=E0, Character=à

Hex=E1, Character=á

Hex=E2, Character=â

Hex=E3, Character=ã

Hex=E4, Character=ä

Hex=E5, Character=å

Hex=E6, Character=æ

Hex=E7, Character=ç

Hex=E8, Character=è

Hex=E9, Character=é

Hex=EA, Character=ê

Hex=EB, Character=ë

Hex=EC, Character=ì

Hex=ED, Character=í

Hex=EE, Character=î

Hex=EF, Character=ï

Hex=F0, Character=ð

Hex=F1, Character=ñ

Hex=F2, Character=ò

Hex=F3, Character=ó

Hex=F4, Character=ô

Hex=F5, Character=õ

Hex=F6, Character=ö

Hex=F7, Character=÷

Hex=F8, Character=ø

Hex=F9, Character=ù

Hex=FA, Character=ú

Hex=FB, Character=û

Hex=FC, Character=ü

Hex=FD, Character=ý

Hex=FE, Character=þ

Hex=FF, Character=ÿ

NOTE: DATA statement used (Total process time):

real time 0.02 seconds

cpu time 0.03 seconds

63 OPTIONS PS = &PS_Save;

3 The SAS System 10:28 Monday, September 13, 2021

65 %LET _CLIENTTASKLABEL=;

66 %LET _CLIENTPROCESSFLOWNAME=;

67 %LET _CLIENTPROJECTPATH=;

68 %LET _CLIENTPROJECTPATHHOST=;

69 %LET _CLIENTPROJECTNAME=;

70 %LET _SASPROGRAMFILE=;

71 %LET _SASPROGRAMFILEHOST=;

73 ;*';*";*/;quit;run;

74 ODS _ALL_ CLOSE;

77 QUIT; RUN;

Re: how to avoid an at sign in an email address to be converted to a french character

Tom — Mon, 13 Sep 2021 15:02:28 GMT

From the printout of hex codes you generated you are running SAS on an ASCII host.

Where does the EBCDIC come from?

How did your SAS server get access to the file?

Re: how to avoid an at sign in an email address to be converted to a french character

alepage — Mon, 13 Sep 2021 15:13:48 GMT

The EBCDIC files are hosted on a Unix server

Re: how to avoid an at sign in an email address to be converted to a french character

alepage — Mon, 13 Sep 2021 15:17:05 GMT

more precisely using the command
filename EBCDIC "&SrcPath./&ebcdicfname." lrecl=3000 recfm=f;

Re: how to avoid an at sign in an email address to be converted to a french character

Tom — Mon, 13 Sep 2021 15:33:30 GMT

So you have a file on Unix.

So you can read the text from the file as binary data to see exactly what characters are in the file.

For example let me make a file with all 256 possible bytes.

filename ebcdic temp;
data _null_;
  file ebcdic recfm=f lrecl=256 encoding=any ;
  length string $256;
  string=collate(0,256);
  put string $char256.;
run;

Now to see what it in that file I can read and use LIST statement to dump it to the log.

data _null_;
  infile ebcdic recfm=f lrecl=256;
  input;
  list;
run;

You can to run a similar data step against your EBCDIC file and see what is actually stored there.

If the @ signs are already gone from that file then you need to figure out why the file was created with the wrong hex codes in those positions.

Re: how to avoid an at sign in an email address to be converted to a french character

alepage — Mon, 13 Sep 2021 18:47:38 GMT

Hello,

I have tried this piece of code

filename EBCDIC "&SrcPath./&ebcdicfname." lrecl=3000 recfm=f encoding='EBCDIC';

and in the log file I have the following message

FATAL: Wide character FILE/INFILE/FILENAME options have been specified. Wide character support is not currently enabled.
FATAL: Unrecoverable I/O error detected in the execution of the DATA step program. Aborted during the INITIALIZE EXECUTION phase.

Wide character support is not currently enabled.

How do we enabled wide character

Re: how to avoid an at sign in an email address to be converted to a french character

Tom — Mon, 13 Sep 2021 18:55:53 GMT

I have no idea what WIDE character support is.

But don't tell SAS the file is EBCDIC. Just read the file. You can use your own code to convert EBCDIC to ASCII if you have to.

If you have to tell it anything then tell it to IGNORE whatever encoding it thinks the file has.

I wouldn't bother adding the options on the FILENAME statement. Add them on the INFILE statement instead. Or just skip the FILENAME statement completely. I don't know how large the file is, why start small and just check the first 30,000 bytes.

data _null_;
  infile "&SrcPath./&ebcdicfname." lrecl=3000 recfm=f encoding='ANY' obs=10 ;
  input;
  list;
run;

Re: how to avoid an at sign in an email address to be converted to a french character

alepage — Mon, 13 Sep 2021 19:07:22 GMT

I have test you code except with two observations:

1 The SAS System 14:05 Monday, September 13, 2021

1 ;*';*";*/;quit;run;

2 OPTIONS PAGENO=MIN;

3 %LET _CLIENTTASKLABEL='Programme 1';

4 %LET _CLIENTPROCESSFLOWNAME='Flux de processus';

5 %LET _CLIENTPROJECTPATH='';

6 %LET _CLIENTPROJECTPATHHOST='';

7 %LET _CLIENTPROJECTNAME='';

8 %LET _SASPROGRAMFILE='';

9 %LET _SASPROGRAMFILEHOST='';

11 ODS _ALL_ CLOSE;

12 OPTIONS DEV=SVG;

13 GOPTIONS XPIXELS=0 YPIXELS=0;

14 %macro HTML5AccessibleGraphSupported;

15 %if %_SAS_VERCOMP_FV(9,4,4, 0,0,0) >= 0 %then ACCESSIBLE_GRAPH;

16 %mend;

17 FILENAME EGHTML TEMP;

18 ODS HTML5(ID=EGHTML) FILE=EGHTML

19 OPTIONS(BITMAP_MODE='INLINE')

20 %HTML5AccessibleGraphSupported

21 ENCODING='utf-8'

22 STYLE=HTMLBlue

23 NOGTITLE

24 NOGFOOTNOTE

25 GPATH=&sasworklocation

26 ;

NOTE: Writing HTML5(EGHTML) Body file: EGHTML

28 data _null_;

29 infile "&SrcPath./&ebcdicfname." lrecl=3000 recfm=f encoding='ANY' obs=2 ;

30 input;

31 list;

32 run;

RULE: ----+----1----+----2----+----3----+----4----+----5----+----6----+----7----+----8----+----9----+----0

1 Øç÷÷÷äÄõæÆ÷ÒÒù@@@@@@@óðõÀðóòðñòòóøòððùøð@@@@@÷òóññò@õ@ñð@òö@Õ@@ðöððñòò÷ðÀðøùõ÷ó@@ðððððöÁðóÖããèæÉÓÓk@

101 ÒÙÉâãÉÁÕ@ù÷Ôóöòñðø@ðððñ@õ@ñùñòññ@@@@@@@@@@@@@ðð@@×@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ð

201 ððððöñóÅ..."<ððððñòò÷ðÀðððòöñÆ@@@@@@@@â@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ÒÒùôÄéóùò....<.!.Lù××ÁØ@@...@ñÓõÈñÁøðñâñô

ZONE FFFFFFFC00923FFFFFFFFFCFFFFFFC44444444E44444444444444444444DDFFCEFFF001830214FDDCD440014FDFCFCFFFEFF

NUMR 000061352112C00001227000002616000000002000000000000000000002294493922200C114C977180000C0135811801214

301 Õ................@ð@ó@ð@ð@ð@ð@ð@ð@ð@ð@ð@ð@ð@ð@ð@ð@ð@ð@ð@ð@ð@@ð@@ð..........××ååñÖÕãÄ@@ô@ñõ........@Õ

ZONE D00000000000000004F4F4F4F4F4F4F4F4F4F4F4F4F4F4F4F4F4F4F4F4F44F44F0009100000DDEEFDDEC44F4FF010000004D

NUMR 50000C00C0000C00C0003000000000000000000000000000000000000000000002201C0000C775516534004015020C000C05

401 ÕÕÕððÀ...............èÕ...Õðôô@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ðñ@@@óÃ@ÕÁÕ...|............÷÷Á÷ôõõðñ@äðøø@@....ðññùóòñùñ

ZONE DDDFFC000000000000000ED000DFFF44444444444444FF444FC4DCD0007000000000000FFCFFFFFF4EFFF440000FFFFFFFFF

NUMR 5550000000C0000C0000C8500C50440000000000000001000330515000C000C000C000C7717455010408800000C011932191

2 The SAS System 14:05 Monday, September 13, 2021

RULE: ----+----1----+----2----+----3----+----4----+----5----+----6----+----7----+----8----+----9----+----0

501 öç....@@@@@@....@@@@@@....@@@@@@....@@@@@@....@@@@@@....@@@@@@....@@@@@@....@@@@@@....@@@@@@....@@@@

ZONE FE00004444440000444444000044444400004444440000444444000044444400004444440000444444000044444400004444

NUMR 67000C000000000C000000000C000000000C000000000C000000000C000000000C000000000C000000000C000000000C0000

601 @@....@@@@.....æÉÕã@@@@@@@@@@@@........................................................@@Á@@....Õððð

ZONE 440000444400000ECDE4444444444440000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000044C440000DFFF

NUMR 00000C00000000C6953000000000000000C000C000C000C000C000C000C000C000C000C000C0000C00C050C00100000C5000

701 ÀðÀ@@ððÀ............ÕÕ......................@ððÀððÀ.....ðððÀ@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@...è...........@@@.......

ZONE CFC44FFC000000000000DD00000000000000000000004FFCFFC00000FFFC444444444444444000E000000000004440000000

NUMR 00000000000C000C000C5500C00C00C00C00C00C000C00000000000C000000000000000000000C800C00C0000C00000C0000

801 .@@@.............@@@..........................@@@ðððÀ...@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@

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