Quick answer.
Perhaps it may help.
Have look at National Language Support variables.
Client NLS variables on your PC or your .profile on Unix may explain this.
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>We have two database servers. One back-up server running NT ( ORACLE 7.3 )
>and the other running HP - UNIX (ORACLE 8 ) in production.
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>We have been able to import / export information from NT to UNIX using
>IMPORT/EXPORT UTILITIES bundled with ORACLE 7.3 for NT without any loss of
>accentuation.
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>The problem happens when we try doing the same using IMPORT/EXPORT
UTILITIES
>for ORACLE 8. Everytime we do an Import/Export from whichever server to
each
>other executing ORACLE 8 UTILITIES at the Unix server all the accentuation
>in table contents is lost (i.e. '?' instead of 'Ç').
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>The strangest is that when we export a correctly accentuated table from
>ORACLE 8 (i.e: customer ), drop the table from the database and then
>import it back from file .dmp, the accentuation is also lost.
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>What´s the problem ? Is there a BUG for IMPORT / EXPORT for UNIX ?
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>Obs.: The both databases have the same character set. ( WE8ISO5589P1 ).
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Received on Fri Sep 11 1998 - 03:21:40 CDT
