Oracle client in windows 2008R2 64 bit convert composite characters (accentuated vowel) to simple on
Hello,
We're trying to get composited characters (à, é, ü ...) from an ODBC connection on a Windows 2008R2 64 bit ( this worked fine in windows2003 32bit)
It seems "oracle client" transform text data changing composed text to simple ones, so you see an _a_ and not an _à_ or a unreadable simbol.
Diagnostics we tried: SQLNet trace, tcpdump a " select dump(_column_) from BBDD.TABLE where rownum=1" , in all here case we receive an "OE (hexa)", "224 dec" code for an _à_ but reading each byte in raw read within the .net program shows an "97 dec".
Also PLSQL from the client present this anoying (and unexpected) character conversion.
We're trying to get composited characters (à, é, ü ...) from an ODBC connection on a Windows 2008R2 64 bit ( this worked fine in windows2003 32bit)
It seems "oracle client" transform text data changing composed text to simple ones, so you see an _a_ and not an _à_ or a unreadable simbol.
Diagnostics we tried: SQLNet trace, tcpdump a " select dump(_column_) from BBDD.TABLE where rownum=1" , in all here case we receive an "OE (hexa)", "224 dec" code for an _à_ but reading each byte in raw read within the .net program shows an "97 dec".
Also PLSQL from the client present this anoying (and unexpected) character conversion.
0