Simonz
2003-07-22 03:24:58 UTC
Hi, there.
I have read many postings about character sets and database support
for multibyte.
I came to conclusion that by setting database's character set to UTF8
or WE8ISO8859P1 I would be able to INSERT into my tables, data with
french accents.
I set my environment variable (UNIX) LANG=fr and launch SQL*Plus,
connect to Oracle database and tried this:
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SQL> CREATE TABLE try_one (my_name nvarchar2(10));
Table created.
SQL> INSERT INTO try_one VALUES ('vhicule');
INSERT INTO try_one VALUES ('vhicule')
*
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-12704: character set mismatch
----- cut -----
PS: the 'vhicule' is actually 'vehicule' with french e (with an
accent).
I have no idea of what wrong with this. could anybody please give me
some clue or hints? I have searched web sites using googles in either
web sites or newsgroups with no clues.
Thanks in advance.
Simonz
I have read many postings about character sets and database support
for multibyte.
I came to conclusion that by setting database's character set to UTF8
or WE8ISO8859P1 I would be able to INSERT into my tables, data with
french accents.
I set my environment variable (UNIX) LANG=fr and launch SQL*Plus,
connect to Oracle database and tried this:
----- cut -----
SQL> CREATE TABLE try_one (my_name nvarchar2(10));
Table created.
SQL> INSERT INTO try_one VALUES ('vhicule');
INSERT INTO try_one VALUES ('vhicule')
*
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-12704: character set mismatch
----- cut -----
PS: the 'vhicule' is actually 'vehicule' with french e (with an
accent).
I have no idea of what wrong with this. could anybody please give me
some clue or hints? I have searched web sites using googles in either
web sites or newsgroups with no clues.
Thanks in advance.
Simonz