BI omits first characters of the column

Getting realy strange situation with quering data from database - starting from the second row BI omits first n characters, where n is number of current row minus one. For instanse:
Column in the database stores
POS-терминал
iBox
N/A
Мобильное приложение
АТМ
Терминал самообслуживания
Отделение
When we try to view data in Administration Tool it shows folowing for this column
POS-терминал
Box
ильное приложение
нал самообслуживания
ние
Analytics in the web shows the same.
BI version is *11.1.1.6.2 (Build 120605.2000 BP1 32-bit)* installed on Linux 5 (it's actualy prebuild virtual demo downloaded from OTN)
The database is Teradata 13.10, using ODBC driver of the same version. Characterset is UTF8, odbc is set to ANSI mode.
The issue is only for cyrillics letters, when quering english characters evrything is ok.
Edited by: 898973 on 31/1/2013 4:12

SQL> INSERT INTO dt_test VALUES('ABL - Allied Corp. services (XES) - Newyork');
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SQL> INSERT INTO dt_test VALUES('ABL - Allied Corp. services (XES) - Chicago');
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SQL> INSERT INTO dt_test VALUES('SBS - Logistics - Newyork');
1 row created.
SQL>
SQL> select
2 column_1
3 FROM
4 dt_test
5 ORDER BY
6 SUBSTR(column_1, INSTR(column_1,'-',1,2) + 2);
COLUMN_1
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ABL - Allied Corp. services (XES) - Newyork
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