7.4.3. Comparison Table of Data Bind and General Data Format¶
This section compares the following functions:
Function | Data bind | General data format |
---|---|---|
CSV can be input/output | A To the manual |
A To the manual |
CSV with different formats input/output for each record |
C [1] | A To the manual |
CSV definition can be configured (comma, quote characters, etc. can be changed) |
A To the manual |
A To the manual |
Fixed-length data can be input/output | A To the manual |
A To the manual |
Fixed-length data with different formats for each record can be input/output |
A To the manual |
A To the manual |
JSON data can be input/output | C [2] | A To the manual |
XML data can be input/output | C [3] | A To the manual |
Value can be converted during data input/output (trim, packed decimal, conversion of zone decimal, etc.) |
B [4] | A To the manual |
Refers to the conversion into characters that are allowed in a system that can use collated characters for data |
C [5] | A To the manual |
[1] | When handling CSV of different format for each record, use General Data Format. |
[2] | Input/output of JSON data is not implemented. When handling JSON data, use General Data Format or OSS. |
[3] | Input/output of XML data is not implemented. When handling XML data, use General Data Format or JAXB. |
[4] | Converters such as trim only for fixed-length data are provided. To convert the value with CSV, data format conversion has to be performed before output and after input. |
[5] | Create a handler for character conversion to handle the collated characters (character conversion) of input data. |