ORA-29275: partial multibyte character sets

I'm trying to

select name from test1@remote;

and the hit ORA-29275: partial multibyte character sets. I also tried

select CONVERT(name,'AL32UTF8','UTF8') from test1@remote;

and

select UTL_RAW.CAST_TO_RAW(name) from test1@remote;

but still hit the same error.

Help, please. My database is Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.1.0.7.0 - 64 bit Production.

Read Metalink Note 788156.1 AL32UTF8 / UTF8 (Unicode) database Character Set Implications.

SY.

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I used the drill in the position to ignore the characters xxxx between b and c-, but there is another way to do it-see below

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D TANK (35)

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The problem seems to be present (citing the docs)

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See this documentation:
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You can use a like WE8MSWIN1252 character set which covers the Spanish also (like many, I know) and a superset of us7ascii

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Your task is not well defined. You cannot 'test data' unless you want to repeat that all the thousands of tests run by Oracle to test its product :-) You can test some features in the database, but more often, you want to test a business with the database application.

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If you want to just test the entry of accented Latin characters of languages of Western Europe on an American or a Western European version of Windows, then:

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It is all described in Note 260192.1support, "replacing the NLS_CHARACTERSET AL32UTF8 / UTF8 (Unicode). Get on-site support/metalink.

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STH wrong here, can someone please advice what should I do?

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Copyright (c) 1982, 2005, Oracle. All rights reserved.

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How to change the character set in an XML field

Hello everyone.
I have a table with an XML field, the table must be copied into a new, when I run:
Insert into new_table
Select * from ancienne_table;
Delivery to the following error message:
SQL error: ORA-64464: XML error event
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Can someone help me please, I need to convert the characters in "UTF8" that would solve the problem.
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SQL error: ORA-64464: XML error event

ORA-19202: there was an error in the treatment

LSX-00234: invalid decimal "4,225714285714286."

XML

00000 64464. -"Error event XML.

Can someone help me please, I need to convert the characters in "UTF8" that would solve the problem.

It seems that you have an XMLType column based on a pattern of failure revalidation.

It's strange, but fortunately, the error has nothing to do with the database character set.

Just change your NLS session parameters:

ALTER session set nls_numeric_characters = ".";

and try again.

The character set issues

I am facing an error when inserting value into a char (1) field. It can have values such as 'A', 'R' or 'P '. When I pass values of front-end application, oracle raises an error: "" ora-12899: value too large for the column "»
I read some threads and changed to Char (1 byte) to Char (1 Char), but still it throws the same error. When I change Char (1 byte) to Char (2 bytes), it works! but stores the ASCII value IE 65 per 'A' how can I fix this problem?
Here are the details of the DB
NLS_NCHAR_CHARACTERSET AL16UTF16
NLS_RDBMS_VERSION 11.2.0.3.0
NLS_CHARACTERSET
AR8MSWIN1256
Thank you
Kind regards

Try 'string value' instead of 'char Value. I want to verify that the issue is not caused by a problem with the binding of char type c#.

In addition, the opinion of Barend: 'the character set of the database must match the code page of the operating system. Your code page should therefore 1256. "is false. It may be, for example, AL32UTF8. It can actually be any character set that supports the character generating a request. In the case of a .net application which is Unicode by design, AL32UTF8 is the recommended database charset. AR8MSWIN1256 is very good as long as you enter characters from 1256 Arabic code page.

Thank you

Sergiusz

Changing database character set
Hi master,

I use oracle database XE on windows XP platform. This is just a test database. I need to import a schema into the database of the XE. but the problem is the character set conversion.

According to the oracle documentation, I tried to change the character set, but it is not worked.it says that ORA-12712: new character set must be a superset of the old character set. It is said

Export file created by EXPORT: V10.02.01 by conventional means
CAUTION: objects have been exported by < user >, not by you
import in WE8MSWIN1252 and AL16UTF16 NCHAR character set
import server uses the AL32UTF8 (possible character set conversion) character set

I have the same import NCHAR character set was made, but when I try to change the character above error is generated.

When I tried to change the character set it gives the above error.

What should I do?

Thanks and greetings
VD
Vikrant dixit says:
Hi master,

I use oracle database XE on windows XP platform. This is just a test database. I need to import a schema into the database of the XE. but the problem is the character set conversion.

According to the oracle documentation, I tried to change the character set, but it is not worked.it says that ORA-12712: new character set must be a superset of the old character set. It is said

Please provide the details, how you tried to change the character set database and what character set.

As indicated in MetaLink Note 260192.1 ("Changing WE8ISO8859P1 / WE8ISO8859P15 or WE8MSWIN1252 (AL32) UTF8'"), AL32UTF8 is not a binary superset of these character sets and therefore conversion includes import/export steps in case you have non-US7ASCII character data in your database.

The MetaLink note explains how to make the change in detail, but I do not know if it is supported for 10g XE.

If you can afford it, the easiest way is probably to create/install a new database 10g XE by using the Unicode character database, I think that option when installing 10 g XE.

Kind regards
Randolf

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Data loss while placing the dump in the database character set al32utf8
Dear all,
At the present time our application with data in the database to the character set TH8TISASCII so we are able to visualize the THAI language. Now, we got a new requirement in that, "we must support bothTHAI & CHINESE languages.
so, we created the new instance and db with character set AL32UTF8. IAM lose some data (which has the THAI characters) and get the following error message during the import of discharge in the new database character set AL32UTF8.

Error Msg: IMP-00019: rejected due to the ORACLE 12899 error line
IMP-00003: ORACLE error 12899
ORA-12899: value too large for column 'ESUPPLYUAT '. "" "" ORGP_ITEMS '. "" SHORT_NAME' (population: 36, maximum: 25).
Is there any character set other than AL32UTF8 that supports Chinese and Thai languages?
Otherwise it is any otherway to import data in the database with character set AL32UTF8 without losing data?

Please provide the solution for this problem.

Thank you
Shakur

Published by: user618734 on October 14, 2008 11:06
You can first create the table (using lines of script or creating imp table = n), expand the column, and then import the data with ignored errors (imp ignore = y)

Sometimes, the Firefox doesn't recognize a character set

Firefox can not decode some English text characters or symbols and instead of characters appear a kind of codes. Just like you would surf the Chinese website without the Chinese character set.

Like this here

Why is it so in Firefox? I've never seen what happens in Internet Explorer.

Pages that use Unicode (UTF-8) format display a small box with the hex code if the character cannot be displayed.
Which allows you to search the character in a table.

If you see such a box with hexadecimal code in it, then it means that Firefox cannot map a character to a specific font, and you will need to install a font that covers the affected characters.

In your case you are missing fonts and font support if it occurs on sites that use the IDEOGRAM.

You will see something similar on Windows XP if you visit pages that use complex scripts (e.g. hindi and Arabic).

Windows XP account very basic language support installed by default.

There are many languages in the world and there are still languages that may require special fonts.

You probably can't read, so it's your choice if you want to install a font for these pages or just accept the small squares with the hex code.

See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supplementary_Multilingual_Plane
- http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Multilingual_support_ % 28East_Asian % 29 Wiki: Help: support multilingual (East Asia)
- http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Multilingual_support_ % 28Indic % 29 Wiki: Help: support multilingual (C.i.)

ORA-29275: partial multibyte character sets

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