Re: Ora2Pg and export of Multbyte UTF8 characters

Is your database and client encoding set to UTF-8?

That's about all I can think of.

Chaun Keating wrote:
> Hello, I have gotten Ora2pg to work fairly well for
> me, but I am having an issue where mutibyte characters
> are being substituted with replacement characters on
> export from Oracle.
>
> I used both the output to a file and the direct import
> to a PG database and see a bunch of question marks
> instead of my multibyte chars.
>
> I have pulled text directly from each database using
> the exact same DBD::Oracle and DBD::Pg modules and the
> Oracle set displays the multibytes appropriately, so I
> believe I have elminated that module as a potential
> problem.
>
> The oracle characters from the original table look
> fine when I select from the table. An example (which
> may or may not come through correctly for everyone) is
> as follows:
> <p>16&#12434;&#22522;&#25968;&#12392;&#12375;&#12383;&#25968;&#12290;16&#36914;&#25968;&#12391;&#12399;&#12289;0&#65374;9&#12414;&#12391;&#12398;&#26689;&#25968;&#23383;&#12434;&#36890;&#24120;&#12393;&#12362;&#12426;<p>
>
> The postgres characters from the destination table
> look like:
> <p>16????????16?????0?9????????????????????????<p>
>
> Any hints as to what I need to do to get them
> corrected. When I output to a flat file it appears as
> though the question marks are in the flat file so
> something on export seems to be getting corrupted.
>
> Thanks,
> Chaun
>
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