Read console symbols from socket...

hello
i have a socket the connects to a chat server (buzzen.net) if any one know it...
when i read from that socket in telnet, i get some nicknames in symbols (those u can get by openning cmd console, holding ALT key and hiting numbers then release ALT)
i want java to read this symbols correctly, when i read them it gave me the letters that represent them but i want the original symbols so i can communicate with the server.
the server encoding is UTF8, in the telnet it works fine, but in java it converts them... i need to get the characters as sent from the server.

i got an error the method readLine() is not.. is not what?
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    >
    Please clarify what works and what doesn't work because your statements are both incorrect and misleading.
    You can't delete the "OF out_a.ALLOCATION_ID" of the for update clause or you would get a syntax error by leaving FOR UPDATE OF with nothing specified after it.
    Also you original statement said
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    But when compile a package which is fine on oracle 10g
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    But now you say that if you delete the "OF..." the problem doesn't happen and the code compiles on 10g.
    Does the original code compile on 10g or not? Does it compile on 11g or not? After the original code is migrated to 11g does it compile? That is, the code is there can you manually compile it?

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