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I think the character set would be AL16UTF16<br />
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You could also check using this query<br />
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select * from nls_database_parameters;<br />

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I think the character set would be AL16UTF16

You could also check using this query

select * from nls_database_parameters;


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Thanks, all. &nbsp;I awarded the majority of the points to Schwertner because that response was the most thorough and eventually helped us find what we needed.<br />
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Thanks again!<br />
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Chumplet
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Thanks, all.  I awarded the majority of the points to Schwertner because that response was the most thorough and eventually helped us find what we needed.

Thanks again!

Chumplet

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We have a client asking us about the &quot;default character set&quot; for an Oracle 10g install. &nbsp;I'm having trouble finding that information. &nbsp;Is it WE8ISO8859P1, by chance? &nbsp;If not, what is it??<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Chumplet
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We have a client asking us about the "default character set" for an Oracle 10g install.  I'm having trouble finding that information.  Is it WE8ISO8859P1, by chance?  If not, what is it??

Thanks,

Chumplet

Default Character Set for Oracle 10g install

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