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• Problem of L50 - B satellite with special characters in country

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• empty data file with special characters in the name

  Hi all
  
  I'm having a problem with an empty data file which is in recovery mode.
  
  Before the following has been a success:
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  user6737818 wrote:
  Hi all

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  recover data file "fully_qualified_file_name";
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  But this time it does not work as I get an error:
  ORA-01516: file nonexistent journal, data file, or temporary file
  Using the file id does not work either.

  When I created a record of control file I see the data file has special characters in the name:
  ' / oracle/PRD/112_64/dbs/PSPR3I ^? ^?'

  It should work using a file as the definition of source file number and a new name for the new file. Works for me:

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  orcl>
  

• Oracle Text, text search with special characters

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• problem with special characters

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• Linkd.exe works do not with special characters

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• Problem with special characters loaded from XML

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• Special characters not showing does not correctly

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  JDS zig - zag wrote:

  David, why I want / need to go to the charset = UTF-8?  Browsers in the future is no longer make charset = ISO-8859 pages correctly?  And what about the charset = windows-1252?

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  Windows-1252 is a non-standard character set that should never be used in a Web site.

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• SLM2048 - problems of password with special characters

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  Thank you

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  I will ask our PM on a routine that checks for characters and whether or not they are acceptable for the system.  We should also make this more clear in the Administrator's guide.

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• Column header in the interactive report with special characters

  Interactive column heading in the report sorting and filtering is broken when I used special characters in it.

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  https://community.Oracle.com/message/11156426

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• Deal with special characters in PHP part two

  Something confuses me on special characters.  I'm doing some troubleshooting/maintenaince on my files. I have my navigation bar on a separte file on a file, and use the function to include use.

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  Words that contain special characters in the include appear funny in the browser. However, the menu that is not included (but copied from the include) looks normal.

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  One is copied and pasted from another, but different look

  Open the page that uses the include in a browser and then in the toolbar of the browser view encoding pages. Then do the same with the page that does not understand it. Is equivalent to the encoding? It could be a simple matter of adding the encoding in the http header:

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• CLOB with special characters

  We have recently updated our database from a character set to UTF8. Since then, a function of database using DBMS_LOB. SUBSTR to return 4,000 characters both stopped working when the text contains special characters (accents, tilda, etc.). I know that our DBA converted all the fields of VARCHAR2. For example, he changed a field with the data type of VARCHAR2 (10) to VARCHAR2 (10 char). Is there a similar conversion to CLOB fields?

  user2486268 wrote:
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  Kind regards
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