IBM864(Cp 864) encoding problem help

"mustafa alper koc" <[email protected]> Fri, 22 Jun 2007 10:32:35 +0300
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Hello there from Turkey,

I need some help in order to find out that;

does Oracle 10g (linux version) or IBM DB2 database support IBM864 (CP864)
Arabic Character encoding?

We have some problems in order to write data to database on 1 bit and 2 bit
confusion.

i did not find any information about that..

I thing that, this place is the best  forum and source that i can find an
answer.

How can this problem solved.

i will be appreciate if you enlightened me.

Thanks..

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Hello there from Turkey,<br><br>
I need some help in order to find out that;<br>
<br>
does Oracle 10g (linux version) or IBM DB2 database support IBM864 (CP864) =
Arabic Character encoding?<br><br>We have some problems in order to write d=
ata to database on 1 bit and 2 bit confusion.<br>
<br>
i did not find any information about that..<br><br>I thing that, this place=
 is the best&nbsp; forum and source that i can find an answer.<br><br>How c=
an this problem solved.<br>
<br>
i will be appreciate if you enlightened me.<br>
<br>
Thanks.. <br clear=3D"all"><br>-- <br>Any intelligent fool can make things =
bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a<br>touch of genius=97and=
 a lot of courage=97to move in the opposite direction.<br>=97Albert Einstei=
n (1879=961955)

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