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Hi, all How can I enter an ASCII character (£, ALT-156) into a varchar column in a table? Whe I enter it (either through an application or throught TOAD) it switches to the # symbol. I have Oracle 8.1.7 with characterset US7ASCII. Thanks for any help. MP |
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Hi, I think you will have troubles. US7ASCII is a 7 bit long character set so you can enter characters from alt +000 to alt + 127. So, it will be difficult for you. You will have to change your character set to at least WE8ISO8859P1 (western Europe) ou UTF8 (AL32UTF8). The best thing is to create a new database with the right character set. If not, it is possible to migrate character set for a database but it is not an easy thing if you have "non common" column types (like NVARCHAR, BLOB, NLOB). regards, Olivier "Perico de los Palotes" <ppalotes2004 (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote Hi, all How can I enter an ASCII character (£, ALT-156) into a varchar column in a table? Whe I enter it (either through an application or throught TOAD) it switches to the # symbol. I have Oracle 8.1.7 with characterset US7ASCII. Thanks for any help. MP |
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