Release 10.1A: OpenEdge Deployment:
Startup Command and Parameter Reference

> ## R-code in Code Page (-cprcodein)

> Use R-code in Code Page (`-cprcodein`) to read the r-code text segments, as if they were written in the code page specified by -cprcodein, and convert them to the Internal Code Page (-cpinternal) code page. Usually when Progress reads r-code, it converts text segments to the code page specified by Internal Code Page (-cpinternal).

> Operating system and syntax | UNIX Windows | `-cprcodein` `code-page`
> Use with | Maximum value | Minimum value | Single-user default | Multi-user default
> Client Session, Database Server, DataServer | – | – | -cpinternal | -cpinternal

> ``code-page``

> Name of the code page for reading r-code text segments.

> Caution: This parameter is for use during very rare situations and in general should not be used. Progress reads text segments as if they are written in the code page specified by R-code in Code Page (-cprcodein), even if the text segments were written with a different code page. For example, if you use the following startup parameters and run a `.r` file written with code page IBM850, Progress converts the text segments from ISO8859-1 to ibm861. This can produce incorrect results, if the `.r` file was correctly labeled internally as IBM850:
> `-cprcodein ISO8859-1 -cpinternal ibm861`

> To retrieve the value of this startup parameter at runtime, use the `SESSION` system handle. To determine the code page of an r-code file, use the `RCODE-INFO` handle.

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