A DBCSCharacterArray stores strings as objects. It differs from Characterarray as it is legal to store double-byte characters. It is illegal to create instances of DBCSCharacterArray in a single-byte environment.
In a double-byte character environment you can create DBCSCharacterArrays using the same class methods as CharacterArray (for example, "withLengthValue").
If you insert a double-byte character into an instance of CharacterArray, the CharacterArray becomes an instance of a DBCSCharacterArray.
See class CharacterArray.
Include this entry in the Class-Control paragraph of any program using this class.
DBCScharacterarray is class "dbcsarry"