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Choosing a Character Set

Asked by Suriyaraj_Sudalaiappan in Oracle 9.x, Oracle 10.x

Tags: SQL, PL/SQL, Oracle, Internet Explorer 7.0, Oracle, DBA, NLS_LANG, character set, windows client

Hi,
      I have 2 machines. A server which has UNIX, Oracle 10g v2. And a client machine that has Windows XP Professional, oracle 9i client. I don't have access to server machine. I can access only client machine.

People has created a database on the server machine and used the character set UTF8. And my Windows client character set is WE8MSWIN1252.

I ran a script throught the SQL Worksheet to create a table and store unicode characters in it. I ran this script on server. When I look at the data in this table through any oracle tool on the Server I see the same unicdoe characters come up no problem. If I run the same program on the client machine the unicode characters comes up all scrambled english characters like some replacement character(¿). I have to see the the same unicode value in my client machine. It means my windows client has to support that unicode character.

Does anyone know  what I have to do?

Thank you
Suriya
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