Inserting Korean character

We have an oracle 10g DB on Sun Solaris with NLS_CHARACTERSET=KO16KSCCS and NLS_NCHAR_CHARACTERSET=AL16UTF16.
I am connecting to this DB using SQLPLUS.
Create table t1 (COL1 INTEGER, COL2 VARCHAR2(30));
My questions are
1.     How to insert values to this with KOREAN Character to COL2?
I should see the same character when I do the select after the insert.
2.     How do I do this from Java program?

Hi there!
WE8ISO8859P1 is a character set that is not Euro enabled.
(see Appendix A of the Oracle 8i National Language Support
Guide for Euro-enabled character sets).
I see a couple of possible approaches to solving your
problem:
1.) recreate the database with a unicode characterset.
2.) If 1 is not an option, try defining the column that
needs the Euro symbol inserted as NCHAR or NVARCHAR2
and define a (euro-enabled) national character set
via an environment variable.
For further details pleas check the "Oracle 8i National Language
Support Guide".
Hope that helps.
All the best
Michael A. Istinger

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