Hi,
It seems that the problem is solved. I was about the character code
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the ASM listener.
Thanks
Best Regards
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Assis Guerreiro said the following on 11-02-2009 10:35:
> Hi,
>
> I've got you email address from a presentation called "Perl for Oracle
> - Tools and Technologies, by Tim Bunce (Jan 2002)", and I really hope
> you can help me on a issue that I'm trying hard to solve, but with no
> positive result.
> The thing is:
> I used to have the database on a single machine and everything was
> ok, until last week, when we changed to new machines.
> now I have a Oracle 10.2.0.4 Standard Edition Database on a two nodes
> (RAC) Linux X86-64.
> And I'm trying to run a perl script (external procedure) from the
> Database.
> Everything works fine but with a problem. My language is Portuguese
> use here.
>
> So when I call the perl script from the database those Unicode
> characters don't work, instead they are replaced by the "?" character.
>
> I've installed the DBI module, the DBD Driver and I'm using a
> libosint.so library and the osutil.RunOsCmd procedure to call external
> procedures, like it was before when everything was ok.
>
> hand") the output is wrong.
>
> declare
> cmdoutput varchar2(32767);
> cmd varchar2(32767);
> begin
> osutil.RunOsCmd(cmd, cmdoutput);
> dbms_output.put_line (cmdoutput);
> end;
>
> the ouput is:
>
> 19:38:12 Start SQL Editor Execution ...
> 19:38:12 Processing ...
> *m?o*
> 19:38:12 *** SCRIPT END : Session:WFCCN@FCCN(1) 10-02-2009
> 19:38:12 ***
> 19:38:12 End SQL Editor Execution
>
>
> Can you give any idea how to solve this problem?
>
> Thanks in advance from Portugal :)
>
> Assis Guerreiro
> WG-DNS
>
>
> Apartado 50366 | 1708-001 Lisboa | Portugal
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> http://www.dns.pt
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