Does 9.3.1 really require UTF-8?

The "Installation Start Here" manual for release 9.3.1 makes a broad statement that databases must use the UTF-8 character set (see section entitled "Preparing Databases"). Has anyone out there successfully installed System 9 using non-UTF-8 Oracle repositories? Any experience with Planning repositories, in particular?
If you tried and failed without UTF-8, what didn’t work properly?
Thanks very much.

If you absolutely insist on IE8, have a look here -- it can be done, although not supported.
Regards,
Cameron Lackpour

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We are unable to access the app in use in "http://www.wayding.com/waydingweb/article/12/139". Please provide us a valid demo video to show your app in use.
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- screenshots
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Q1:
Does 1Z0-001 fit the requirement of 11g DB OCP requirement (pass 1Z0-001 = pass 1Z0-051)?
Q2:
Please confirm that finishing the SSC (Self-Study Course) DOES NOT apply the "hand-on course requirement ".
Q3:
Can I just finish ONE course "Oracle 11g Database Administrator Workshop II" from an Oracle authorized education center to fit the " hand-on course requirement " ?
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Hello,
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