Write file with WRITESEQ in UTF-8 encoding

Conversion Utility
A conversion tool ‘jutf8’ has been provided to help with the file conversion. The first would be to
restore the data in the normal way using a restore process working in binary mode. Once the files
have been restored, use the following utility with the imported data files to convert the data. The
syntax of the conversion utility is as follows:
jutf8 {-options} {filename {,...} }
Where options can be:
c The code page to use for conversion, default latin1
d Process directories
f Force mode, skip prompt for confirmation
-m MapFilePath Use specified map file for conversion
-s Skip sample testing for file already converted
-u Convert from UTF-8 to code page, i.e., reverse conversion
-v Verbose mode
The conversion utility, by default, will attempt to confirm that the data is not already converted
into UTF-8. Directories are skipped by default unless the –d option is explicitly specified.
NOTE: the conversion of file contents containing binary data such as compiled programs may
render the compiled object no longer usable. It is recommended that the files be cleared of
program object files before use of the utility on source files.