To import data in EBCDIC and ASCII formats from the IBM 1600/6250 Mainframe into R, you can follow these steps:
Convert EBCDIC to ASCII: It is important to first convert the data from EBCDIC format to ASCII format using any relevant software or programming languages. This can be done using utilities such as iconv or pdftotext, or programming languages such as Python or Java.
Export data: Once the data is converted to ASCII format, it can be exported from the Mainframe into a file format that is compatible with R such as CSV, Excel, or tab-delimited.
Import data into R: After exporting the data, you can easily import it into R using the read.csv(), read_excel(), or read.delim() functions for CSV, Excel, and tab-delimited formats respectively.
Alternatively, you can use the REXX programming language to directly read and process data from the Mainframe.
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