Enter the keyboard ASCII characters

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• Dealing with the lower ASCII characters

  In my database, somehow there are strange lower ASCII characters in some areas. It doesn't happen often, but I have some problems. For example, I found a field with an ASCII 12 x (18 decimal) character, which is something called "Device Control 2. When I run a query like

  SET SERVEROUTPUT ON SIZE unlimited

  SELECT

  p.TX as "TX".

  Of

  point p

  WHERE

  para_id = 22623526 / / contains a bad character

  Get different results depending on whether I have run into a TOAD with F5 or F9. F9 returns the line after line, but it puts a box where the bad character is

  http://Pelorus.org/pictures/ToadAsciiError.PNG

  But, if I run it with F5, I get nothing.

  1 selected line. < < the single output possible.

  If I change the para_id to something else, I get perfectly good output with F5

  TX

  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  Milestones begin and end listed in Appendix-a. dates will be used for guidan

  for all the work performed by this request for maintenance.

  1 selected line.

  And even weirder, if I have the coil in a file, I get the data, but has the wrong character.

  TX

  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  Tighten each anode zinc new foot nut # 30lb of restraint. [CFR-465]

  1 selected line.

  (Mark hash added by me, but I can see the ASCII (x 12) in a hex editor.)

  Here is a link to the text file with the wrong character

  http://Pelorus.org/pictures/Err.txt

  My questions are

  1. What's happening here?

  2. How can I strip this character on? I export it as an xml file, and this character causes me problems.

  3. I see other bad characters in a few other places. Namely ASCII 13 x (19 dec) and ASCII 1Dx (29 dec). I hope that the solution to remove easily extrapolate other unwanted characters.

  4. ideas how something like that you here in the first place? Cosmic rays?

  I tried to use ASCIISTR() to delete, but it did not work.

  ASCIISTR (p.TX) AS "TX".

  The bad characters are still there.

  Server Info:

  Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.2.0 - 64 bit Production

  PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.2.0 - Production

  CORE Production 11.2.0.2.0

  AMT for Linux: Version 11.2.0.2.0 - Production

  NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.2.0 - Production

  You can use the function to translate to remove unwanted characters from your data:

  with t as)

  Select 'ab '. Chr (18) | 'cd' union tx double all the

  Select 'ab '. Chr (19) | 'cd' double tx

  )

  Select translate (tx, 'a' | chr (18): chr (19), 'a') t

• SQL Loader isn't downloading correctly the non-ASCII characters

  I use SQL Loader to load data from the text file to DB. the non-ASCII character in the text file is not properly uploaded to DB.
  
  Examples of data

  test data üindex

  Data in DB

  test data ?index

  >
  ... 47,239,191,189,109,108,97,116...
  >

  translates

  "... / MLAT...". »

  http://ASCII.CL/htmlcodes.htm

  How is the data file generated? How do you verify that the data file is correct?

  I'm not sure what you mean by "is it possible to have these non-ASCII characters converted in UTF-8 encoding before loading to DB?

  HTH
  Srini

• am not able to use the keyboard Finns characters.how special use these special characters

  We bought a new acer laptop

  specifications of the laptop are as mentioned below >

  ACER ASPIRE S3 13.3 INCHES

   

  We are not able to understand how to enter some special characters using the key board, some characters are shown below

  a o a

   

  Could you please inform us about how this particular buttons might be enabled.

  Two methods:

  1. use the character map to select the character and copy/paste in your application

  2. change local/keyboard control/regions and languages/change keyboard that some keys are mapped to your special characters

  For more information, Google keywords above.

• When I try to send an email to multiple recipients, I get this message: "there are non-ASCII characters in the local part of the address of the recipient. This is not

  I bought a new computer. When I try to send an e-mail to multiple recipients, now, I get this message: "there are non-ASCII characters in the local part of the address of the recipient. It is not yet supported. If please change this address and try again. "I don't know what are the non-ASCII characters, so I don't know what to do. I never had this problem on my old computer. Please explain in simple language.

  The 'local' part in the context of email addresses, the part to the left of the symbol @. The warning is a bit of a surprise, because in general the owner of a mail server is relatively free to specify the address format. There is a movement to allow the games to other characters to be used in the fields, so I'm a little disappointed to see that, apparently, e-mail does not support the latter in the local part yet or it can be your SMTP server that generates this message.

  ASCII characters ("American Standard Code for Information Interchange") are, on the whole, the English alphabet, uppercase and lowercase, as well as figures, common punctuation and case of things like the asterisks, obliques and media bars, but not of accented characters. But even apparently simple things like spaces and dashes have cousins who, at first glance, appear to be identical, but are not represented in the ASCII system. I am thinking especially nonbreaking spaces, dash and half-quadratin.

  But I don't know why your new computer must have caused these warnings.

• Non - ASCII characters in the textinput box

  Hello

  I have a flex app where I have a TextInput box. If you paste the following (the non-ascii characters) inside:

  "" "¢ £¤ ¥ ¦§¨ © ª"¬® ¯ ° ±²³´µ¶·¸¹º® ¯ ° ±²³µ´¶µ·¹¸º"¼½¾¿aaeeeeiiiidooooooooonno" "

  what you end up with is:

  "" ‘’ "

  I'm guessing its some setting that miss me him and it would be something trivial for someone who knows the question

  Any help is appreciated.

  Thank you

  Hemant

  You may need to incorporate the police:

  http://livedocs.Adobe.com/Flex/3/HTML/Help.HTML?content=fonts_04.html

  If this post answers your question or assistance, please mark it as such.

• Enter the character in the string... ?

  Have a chain called "Boris", so want to enter the number of characters 'a' of the chain.

  any help is appreciated!

  SELECT REGEXP_COUNT('sathyanarayana', 'a') FROM DUAL COUNT;

• The network password needs to be 40bits or 104bits depending on your network configuration. This can be entered as 5 or 13 ascii characters or 10 or 26 hexadecimal characters

  Hello

  My operating system is window XP and my D-link wifi I am connect the wifi type password

  I get the error message...

  (The network password needs to be 40bits or 104bits depending on your network configuration. This can be entered as 5 or 13 ascii characters or 10 or 26 hexadecimal characters)

  Another wifi connect operating system works very well for example... Vista or window 7 only problem window XP

  Shafique.Cheena

  Hello

  Glad to know that the question that you were before face is now resolved. For the question you're faing while changing the name of the computer to the domain, I would say that you check out the link and follow the steps.

  How to change a computer name, join a domain, and add a computer description in Windows XP or Windows Server 2003

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/295017

  If the problem persists, post the question in the Technet forum that would be better suited. Check out the link.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itpronetworking/threads

• Satellite NB10-A-10V - how to enter ASCII characters

  Hello!

  How can I enter ASCII characters, using the digital codes, with this little computer keyboard, please?

  I tried several combinations, using the "FN", overlay and the keys 'ALT', without success.
  What is the solution? The user guide is no help.

  In particular, I would like to enter the character "ß" (Alt + 0223 or Alt + 225).
  I don't want to use the table of Windows 8 characters.

  Can someone please help?

  Thank you very much

  Inserting characters ACII always depends on the software you use.

  _For example_ in Microsoft Word to insert ASCII characters, you need to press on and hold the ALT key while typing the character code.

  * NOTE: * you must use the numeric keypad to type the numbers and not the keyboard.
  Make sure that the Numlock key is on if your keyboard requires to type numbers on the numeric keypad.

• How do I enter ASCII characters?

  How do I enter ASCII characters on my dell inspiron 1420

  To insert an ASCII character, press and hold the ALT key while typing the character code. For example, to insert the degree (°) symbol, press on and hold ALT while typing 0176 on the numeric keypad.

  Note: You must use the numeric keypad to type numbers and not the keyboard. Make sure that the Numlock key is on if your keyboard requires to type numbers on the numeric keypad. If you use a laptop you have to press the "fn" + "Numlock" (light Verr Num will be lightup), and then you use the keys that double as numbers (numeric keys) M (0), J (1), K (2), (3), U (4) i.5, O (6), P (.), 7 (7), 8 (8) and 9 (9). Don't forget to disable the 'NumLock' (press fn + NumLock) or the keys will always type the numbers.

  See other symbols and their keys:
  Insert the ASCII characters or Unicode Latin symbols
  http://Office.Microsoft.com/en-us/access-help/insert-ASCII-or-Unicode-Latin-based-symbols-and-characters-HA010167539.aspx

• How to enter the character ü when you use the pinyin keyboard?

  How can I enter the character u when you use the pinyin-simplified keyboard, for example, for the opening of the syllable nu with your 3.

  The keyboard pinyin-simplified is for entering the characters han, not latin.  If you want to type the latin pinyin, you must use the extended ABC keyboard configuration.  A list of the shortcuts is to

  http://symbolcodes.TLT.PSU.edu/accents/codemacext.html

• How to compose utf-8 characters from the keyboard (osx 10.11.4)?

  Hello

  In any other non-named operating system, you can press ALT-E28099 enter a utf character.

  I've seen instructions on how to do this in an earlier version of Mac OS x, but these instructions do not work.

  They tell me in system preferences | Language and text-> then a way to select UTF, but this possibility is therefore more in the new language and region settings.

  When I go to my little flag in the menu box above right, I am not shown UTF - 8 as a possibility.

  Help!

  Thank you!!!

  OS X does not use utf - 8 for entry.  Normally, you would use the character Viewer (Edit > Emoji and symbols) for the input characters that are not already included in the layout of the keyboard via the option and option more shift.  It has an option to display all Unicode characters.

  If you really want to enter special characters through numbers, you can go to the sources of the system/preferences/keyboard and activate the Unicode Hex keyboard configuration.  You can integrate any character by holding down the option key and typing sound 4-digit (or 8 digits for those outside the BMP) hexadecimal Unicode number.  e28099 is 2019 in hexadecimal.  It's the curly apostrophe which can also be made directly from the US keyboard via the shift option]

• How to DISABLE the keyboard entry Alt + NUMPAD digital ASCII.

  Hello

  The default behavior of Windows 7 (and as far as I know all the previous versions) is to enter the ASCII codes to the ALT keyboard + keypad. For example, Alt + 230 will produce "µ". If NUMLOCK is turned on or not makes no difference. In addition, this applies only to the NUMERIC keypad, not the 'normal' arrows

  This behavior interferes with an app I use (specifically, both the application and Windows seem to react to the keystrokes, which is annoying).

  Does anyone know how to disable this method of entry completely?

  Thank you

  -phil

  I don't think that there is a way, I'm sorry.  AFAIK this is the keyboard itself sends ASCII of Alt and number codes.  http://Twitter.com/graymalkinsblog http://practicalhardware.blogspot.com/

• How to insert Unicode characters (such as arrows) using only the keyboard in any app? EnableHexNumpad is always required in Windows 7?

  Windows Help explains how to use the character map to copy or drag special characters in Unicode-aware applications. In Vista, it was possible (but heavy) to insert special characters using the keyboard with the method known as Alt-plus, which has only first need to add EnableHexNumpad to the registry *.

  y at - it an easier way to insert Unicode characters using only the keyboard newly available in Windows 7? Adds EnableHexNumpad to the still of registry required to use the Alt-Plus mode? Other tips to quickly characters insert Unicode in taking applications support Unicode?

  * Register instructions: Add a new string [REG_SZ] named EnableHexNumpad and a value of 1 in HKEY_Current_User/Control Panel/Input Method

  Have you tried UnicodeInput? It is a small program that allows you to enter Windows Unicode characters via the keyboard. Works with practically all the applications that I tested. I use it on Vista, so I can't guarantee it will work also on 7...

  You can find it at http://www.fileformat.info/tool/unicodeinput/unicodeinput.zip .

  Kind regards

• Dell laptop "on the keyboard of the screen" NUM LOCK - typing Unicode ASCII does not

  We use passwords that require the inclusion of the ASCII Unicode for connections.  In the past, computers Dell laptops with Windows 7 ultimate (64 bit) using the keyboard (OSK) screen provided us the ability to ASCII Unicode using the numeric keypad and the combination of the Alt key and the numeric value of type.  However, the new Dell laptop computer running Windows 7 that have the ability to access the OSK to connection but the Alt + Unicode does not work.  What is the reference for this?

  Hello Alberto,.

  Thank you for giving us the opportunity to help you.

  I understand that you are unable to type ASCII Unicode characters via the keypad on the new Dell laptop. After having past the post and check online this seems to be a question of character that is specific to mapping laptop manufacturers. Different laptop have different character mapping.

  I would like that you press 'key Fn + Ctrl key + key LShift' simultaneously to enable and disable the entry of special characters.

  Based on the combination above does not help, I would ask you to contact Dell Support for more information on the mapping of characters to the new laptop. Dell support will also be able to provide you with the exact combination, you will need to type the ASCII Unicode characters.

  You can also post the query on the Dell Forums:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/laptop/

  Feel free to post on the Microsoft Community, in case you have questions and issues while working in Windows.