How to retreive this file in SQL*Plus

If I upload files which name is KOREAN, name of files is invisible.
I dont't know cause of this problem.
How is keeping korean name of file from breaking?
Also, answer how to retreive this file in SQL*Plus
Thanks
silverbell

To access ifs data from SQL, you need to (officially) setup a 'user view'. Refer to the Java API documentation on how to do this. Once you have created the user view, then you may access this view using any SQL tool.

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