I used to have old Microterm 5530, which was VT-420 compliant. That was the closest
thing ever to resemble a "unicode terminal". It had all European character sets, Cyrillic
included, and was very easy to set up. Unfortunately, my wife decided that some
flowers would look better in the place where the terminal stood and, sobb, sniff...
I was even able to connect it to serial port of a PC running linux. A plant, on
the other hand, works better if not in contact with Linux.
On 03/04/2004 04:21:52 PM, Michael Möller wrote:
> The problem is with the client, not the database. There is no
> "unicode-terminal", so whatever you select is converted to and thus limited by
> the client characterset. I havent tried with iSQL*Plus .... just a mo' I'll
> test now.
> [Windows machine, registery, set NLS_LANG to ...utf8. *then* start iSQLplus
> server(HTTP server).... ] Yes it displays all! (within the limits of your
> browser and fontset) Also the Data Editor in DBA Studio or View/Edit in OEM
> facilty lets you view the unicode data in all their glory.
>
> Look at the data in OE.PRODUCT_DESCRIPTIONS, that is one of the sample/demo
> schemas supplied.
>
> M-square
> (Michael Möller)
>
>
> "Vergara, Michael (TEM)" wrote:
>
> > Hi All!
> >
> > We're experimenting with Unicode in Oracle 9i. We've experimented
> > with the various NLS_LANG settings, but I cannot seem to get
> > Unicode characters to display properly. I've tried SQL*Plus for
> > Windows, SQL*Plus for HP-UX, and iSQL*Plus. No Joy anywhere.
> >
> > Has anybody fought with this before? Know any good tips or
> > pointers?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Mike
> >
> > ---
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> > Michael P. Vergara
> > Oracle DBA
> > Guidant Corporation
> >
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