Conversion between AL32UTF8 and EE8ISO8859P2

Hi,
we have two databases: one with characterset AL32UTF8 and another one with EE8ISO8859P2. Is it possible to replicate data(online) from one DB to another and vice versa with data conversion but without data losing? Data-replication works through triggers and database links. Unfortunetly, I got wrong characters on both sides. For example instead of 'Ã©'(in the UTF8 DB) I got '??'(in the EE8ISO8859P2 DB.) So I lost data. Could someone help me? Is there any solution or there is no solution at all?
Thanks,
Csaba Lenkey

EE8ISO8859P2 supports only central and Eastern European data. Any data going from EE8ISO8859P2 to AL32UTF8 should convert properly if you have set up parameter correctly like NLS_LANG, etc. However data going from AL32UTF8 to EE8ISO8859P2 may not convert properly as there are many code points in AL32UTF8 that do not have corresponding binary values in EE8ISO8859P2.

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