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Character Set between Unix Oracle 9i Database and Windows2000 IIS Client

Asked by rpwarren in Oracle Database, Font Creator

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Dear Experts,

Problem:  An Active Server Page on a Windows2000 Server (IIS5.0) returns "???" from ODBC connection to a UNIX 9i database instead of the proper characters.  

Background:  I moved my functioning database from a WindowsNT Oracle 8i to Unix 9i.  The old 8i database had a characterset WE8ISO8859P1 while the new 9i has AL32UTF8.  The characters (currently showing up as "???") that I am seeking to have returned are stored in the database as the result of some simple data encryption, so are not typicl alpha/numeric.

Question:  How do I configure the client (hopefully this can be resolved on the client side) and/or database to resolve this issue?

Thank you in advance,
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