National Lang Support
From: John Dennis <jdennis_at_netcom.com>
Date: Tue, 22 Feb 1994 15:35:46 GMT
Message-ID: <jdennisCLMtzn.3B9_at_netcom.com>
Date: Tue, 22 Feb 1994 15:35:46 GMT
Message-ID: <jdennisCLMtzn.3B9_at_netcom.com>
I've been bragging about to the "co-workers" how Internet can really help someone in a pinch. Now I get to prove it.
Here's the problem:
Trying to get sqlldr to load data with a ‰ (e accent) into the database such that I can then go into sqlplus and select the data and see the e accent. Clues: Using Oracle 7 on a HP. French keyboard :-( Once the small table is selected, the data that had the e accent character it, is returned as an "i" which is the ascii of the e accent chacter minus 128. Told Oracle Server to use the NLS_LANG = FRENCH_CANADIAN.WE8DEC character set to no avails. In addition set the NLS_LANG env var in shell so that sqlldr and sqlplus know they are to use french. Messages for both utilities are then in French but still have the character set problem. Can "INSERT" data into the table using sqlplus and then select the data and "see" the e accent in the selected rows!
What am I missing? Would appreciate any insight or help!
John Dennis Received on Tue Feb 22 1994 - 16:35:46 CET