Re: Database character set for Webshpere access

The answer appears to be yes for al32utf8.

See MetaLink document # 119164.1

You'll have to read the fine docs or ask support about al16utf16.

Jared

On Tuesday 01 April 2003 17:48, Godlewski, Melissa wrote:
> list,
>
> I've searched the faq list and metalink. It appears the database character
> set for java etc should be al32utf8 and nls_character set of al16utf16 for
> a 9i R2 database.
>
> Has anyone altered a database from US7ASCII to al32utf8 and al16utf16? Any
> problems?

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