Oracle I18NThis is a featured page


Here I note down the battles I have with Oracle dealing with I18N data:


Then you can try RAWTOHEX(col) and DUMP(col) which should show you how it’s encoded in the database.

Also, to find out if a column contains non-ASCII characters, use LENGTH(col) <> LENGTHB(col)

To set the connection charset...
I finally managed to get the right environment variable to use to do the load:
dos> set NLS_LANG=AMERICAN_AMERICA.UTF8
dos> sqlplus ….


Tell sqlplus to exit on error:

WHENEVER SQLERROR ROLLBACK EXIT 5
WHENEVER OSERROR ROLLBACK EXIT 10


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