Regarding the oracle character set change of EE8MSWIN1250 to AL32UTF8

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  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.
  
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  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.

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  Hello
  the national character sets is for the column as nvarchar types not for normal varchar data types. So if your dump file contains column types, you also need to set. The character set is for normal column as a varchar types. The use of unicode is best practice if you use the multiel language, but keep in mind that multibyte character set can be a problem when importing because varchar2 (10) means byte 10 and not 10 characters, so mistakes as an identifier for a long time may occur when importing.
  You can create the database.

  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

  concerning
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  I would like to know how we can find the character set of database with dynamic display (under Oracle 10.2)? can we change after the installation of the database of characters?
  
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  Thanks and greetings
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  Published by: vikrant dixit on March 3, 2009 04:11
  
  Published by: vikrant dixit on March 3, 2009 04:19

  Hello..

  ALTER DATABASE SET of CHARACTERS ?;

  From metalink
  >
  This note defines the character combinations that are valid for the
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  8i and 9i.

  In Oracle 10 g Cslater script should be used to perform character set conversion.
  Csalter depends on CSSCAN to work. >

  Go well with

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  DOC - ID: 66320.1 I

  2. for 10 g

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  DOC - ID: 745809.1

  3. change the character set of database - valid superset definitions
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  Published by: Anand... on March 3, 2009 18:45

  MEtalink DOC added id

  Published by: Anand... on March 3, 2009 18:48