MS ACCESS TO ORACLE Error Migrating Text Data

Hello people:
¿How can i migrate spanish characters in Oracle ?
I'm migrating some data with spanish characters like:
Á, É, Í, Ó, Ú, á, í, ú, é, ó, ñ , Ñ.
So the process was correct but when i query data in Oracle y have this:
EspaÃ±ol instead of Español or
FrancÃ©s instead of Francés
My *.dat files get the correct data, but when i migrate this to Oracle i have this erroneous data.
Im mapping from Text Data Type to Varchar2 with 100 length
I'll appreciate any help
Ryan

Hi Ryan,
You mention in your posting that when you migrate to Oracle that you have errorneous data. Are the invalid characters saved in the Oracle database or are you just seeing these invalid characters when you query the database?
Could you please check what your NLS_LANG parameter is set to? You can check the value of NLS_LANG by checking the registry subkey. Also could you check what the NLS_CHARACTERSET is on your Oracle database.
Regards,
Hilary

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