SQL*LOADER Character set
Hi,
I am trying to load data created on IBM OS/390 into Oralce on Solaris using SQL*LOADER CHARACTER SET option. I am currently using the character set WE8EBCDIC500 and everything is working fine except that '!' are being converted to ']'. I am wondering if I am using the right character set or not. Any help is appreciated.
thanks!
MY character set from database is
PARAMETER VALUE
NLS_CHARACTERSET AL32UTF8
NLS_NCHAR_CHARACTERSET AL16UTF16
My oracle is under linux and version is 11g R2
I am running loader from windows xp.
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, GLS27036_CRELETTER POSITION(0339:0353)
, GLS27037_SHIPMENT POSITION(0354:0354)
, GLS27038_DIVISION POSITION(0355:0356)
, GLS27039_ACCREF POSITION(0357:0365)
, GLS27040_EXPENSE POSITION(0366:0366)
, GLS27041_ALREADY POSITION(0367:0367)
, GLS27042_SITE POSITION(0368:0375)
, GLS27043_SITE_DES POSITION(0376:0395)
, GLS27044_ADDTYPE POSITION(0396:0396)
, GLS27045_PROJECT POSITION(0397:0406)
, GLS27046_SITE_DOWN POSITION(0407:0407)
, GLS27047_QUOTATION POSITION(0408:0408)
, GLS27048_DELIVERY POSITION(0409:0428)
, GLS27049_CONSPERM POSITION(0429:0429)
, GLS27050_CHARACT POSITION(0430:0432)
, GLS27051_CONTRACT POSITION(0433:0434)
, GLS27052_FSE POSITION(0435:0435)
, GLS27053_SYSTEM POSITION(0436:0445)
, GLS27054_SYSTEM_D POSITION(0446:0465)
, GLS27055_JOBSTATUS POSITION(0466:0468)
, GLS27056_BO_L_CHRO POSITION(0469:0470)
, GLS27057_BUYER POSITION(0471:0480)
, GLS27058_SCREASON POSITION(0481:0481)
, GLS27059_L_M_DATE POSITION(0482:0495) DATE "yyyymmddhh24miss"
, GLS27061_L_M_USER POSITION(0496:0503)
, GLS27062_SCREEN POSITION(0504:0507)
, GLS27063_CUST_EXP POSITION(0508:0508)
, GLS270F1_GLS08001 POSITION(0509:0509)
, GLS270F2_GLS08002 POSITION(0510:0511)
, GLS270F3_GLS25001 POSITION(0512:0512)
, GLS270F4_GLS25002 POSITION(0513:0522)
)and here is the .log file containing error msg for sql*loader:
SQL*Loader: Release 9.2.0.8.0 - Production on Thu Apr 5 15:35:21 2007
Copyright (c) 1982, 2002, Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
Control File: /opt/oracle/test/admin/glsdbt01/load/glstb270.ctl
Data File: /opt/oracle/test/admin/glsdbt01/download2/GLSTB270.ZZ.CRE
Bad File: /dblog02/glsdbt01/load/results/glsltb270zz.bad
Discard File: /dblog02/glsdbt01/load/results/glsltb270zz.dis
(Allow all discards)
Number to load: ALL
Number to skip: 0
Errors allowed: 9999
Continuation: none specified
Path used: Direct
Silent options: FEEDBACK
Table GLSTB270, loaded from every logical record.
Insert option in effect for this table: APPEND
Column Name Position Len Term Encl Datatype
GLS27001_CONUMBER 1:11 11 CHARACTER
GLS27002_STORE 12:12 1 CHARACTER
GLS27003_STATUS 13:13 1 CHARACTER
GLS27004_CUST_TYPE 14:14 1 CHARACTER
GLS27005_EXTERN 15:25 11 CHARACTER
GLS27006_ADD_DATE 26:39 14 DATE yyyymmddhh24miss
GLS27007_EXTCUST 40:71 32 CHARACTER
GLS27008_LPICKCHRO 72:73 2 CHARACTER
GLS27009_LAST_ITEM 74:75 2 CHARACTER
GLS27010_DLVADD1 76:107 32 CHARACTER
GLS27011_DLVADD2 108:139 32 CHARACTER
GLS27012_DLVADD3 140:171 32 CHARACTER
GLS27013_DLVPOSTAL 172:181 10 CHARACTER
GLS27014_DLVCOUNTY 182:213 32 CHARACTER
GLS27015_DLVCNTRY 214:215 2 CHARACTER
GLS27016_SPECADD 216:216 1 CHARACTER
GLS27017_GROUPING 217:217 1 CHARACTER
GLS27018_CO_TYPE 218:218 1 CHARACTER
GLS27019_QUOTATION 219:226 8 DATE yyyymmdd
NULL if GLS27019_QUOTATION = 0X3030303030303030(character '00000000')
GLS27020_USHIP 227:227 1 CHARACTER
GLS27020_USHIP 227:227 1 CHARACTER
GLS27021_CONFIRM 228:228 1 CHARACTER
GLS27022_UNUDEMAND 229:229 1 CHARACTER
GLS27023_FREECHARG 230:230 1 CHARACTER
GLS27024_CONF_DATE 231:238 8 DATE yyyymmdd
NULL if GLS27024_CONF_DATE = 0X3030303030303030(character '00000000')
GLS27025_CONTACT 239:270 32 CHARACTER
GLS27026_LICENCE 271:290 20 CHARACTER
GLS27027_WARRANT 291:291 1 CHARACTER
GLS27028_WARR_AUTH 292:301 10 CHARACTER
GLS27029_CURRENCY 302:304 3 CHARACTER
GLS27030_FSE 305:310 6 CHARACTER
GLS27031_CARRIER 311:320 10 CHARACTER
GLS27032_MANPRICIN 321:321 1 CHARACTER
GLS27033_ADD_USER 322:329 8 CHARACTER
GLS27034_AUTO_INV 330:330 1 CHARACTER
GLS27035_PRIFACT 331:338 8 CHARACTER
GLS27036_CRELETTER 339:353 15 CHARACTER
GLS27037_SHIPMENT 354:354 1 CHARACTER
GLS27038_DIVISION 355:356 2 CHARACTER
GLS27039_ACCREF 357:365 9 CHARACTER
GLS27040_EXPENSE 366:366 1 CHARACTER
GLS27041_ALREADY 367:367 1 CHARACTER
GLS27042_SITE 368:375 8 CHARACTER
GLS27043_SITE_DES 376:395 20 CHARACTER
GLS27044_ADDTYPE 396:396 1 CHARACTER
GLS27045_PROJECT 397:406 10 CHARACTER
GLS27046_SITE_DOWN 407:407 1 CHARACTER
GLS27047_QUOTATION 408:408 1 CHARACTER
GLS27048_DELIVERY 409:428 20 CHARACTER
GLS27049_CONSPERM 429:429 1 CHARACTER
GLS27050_CHARACT 430:432 3 CHARACTER
GLS27051_CONTRACT 433:434 2 CHARACTER
GLS27052_FSE 435:435 1 CHARACTER
GLS27053_SYSTEM 436:445 10 CHARACTER
GLS27054_SYSTEM_D 446:465 20 CHARACTER
GLS27055_JOBSTATUS 466:468 3 CHARACTER
GLS27056_BO_L_CHRO 469:470 2 CHARACTER
GLS27057_BUYER 471:480 10 CHARACTER
GLS27058_SCREASON 481:481 1 CHARACTER
GLS27059_L_M_DATE 482:495 14 DATE yyyymmddhh24miss
GLS27061_L_M_USER 496:503 8 CHARACTER
GLS27062_SCREEN 504:507 4 CHARACTER
GLS27063_CUST_EXP 508:508 1 CHARACTER
GLS27063_CUST_EXP 508:508 1 CHARACTER
GLS270F1_GLS08001 509:509 1 CHARACTER
GLS270F2_GLS08002 510:511 2 CHARACTER
GLS270F3_GLS25001 512:512 1 CHARACTER
GLS270F4_GLS25002 513:522 10 CHARACTER
Record 20405: Rejected - Error on table GLSTB270, column GLS27043_SITE_DES.
Multibyte character error.
Record 20418: Rejected - Error on table GLSTB270, column GLS27043_SITE_DES.
Multibyte character error.
Record 20419: Rejected - Error on table GLSTB270, column GLS27043_SITE_DES.
Multibyte character error.
Record 20420: Rejected - Error on table GLSTB270, column GLS27043_SITE_DES.
Multibyte character error.
Record 20425: Rejected - Error on table GLSTB270, column GLS27043_SITE_DES.
Multibyte character error.
Record 20426: Rejected - Error on table GLSTB270, column GLS27043_SITE_DES.
Multibyte character error.
Record 20436: Rejected - Error on table GLSTB270, column GLS27043_SITE_DES.
Multibyte character error.
Record 20452: Rejected - Error on table GLSTB270, column GLS27043_SITE_DES.
Multibyte character error.
Record 20481: Rejected - Error on table GLSTB270, column GLS27043_SITE_DES.
Multibyte character error.
Record 20482: Rejected - Error on table GLSTB270, column GLS27043_SITE_DES.
Multibyte character error.
Record 20483: Rejected - Error on table GLSTB270, column GLS27043_SITE_DES.
Multibyte character error.
Record 20484: Rejected - Error on table GLSTB270, column GLS27043_SITE_DES.
Multibyte character error.
Record 20485: Rejected - Error on table GLSTB270, column GLS27043_SITE_DES.
Multibyte character error.
Record 20486: Rejected - Error on table GLSTB270, column GLS27043_SITE_DES.
Multibyte character error.
Record 20487: Rejected - Error on table GLSTB270, column GLS27043_SITE_DES.
Multibyte character error.
Record 20494: Rejected - Error on table GLSTB270, column GLS27043_SITE_DES.
Multibyte character error.
Record 20499: Rejected - Error on table GLSTB270, column GLS27043_SITE_DES.
Multibyte character error.
Record 20502: Rejected - Error on table GLSTB270, column GLS27043_SITE_DES.
Multibyte character error.
Record 20503: Rejected - Error on table GLSTB270, column GLS27043_SITE_DES.
Multibyte character error.Can you pls help..?
thanksHi Werner,
on my linux desktop:
$ file test.dat
test.dat: UTF-8 Unicode text, with very long lines
my colleague is working on a windows system.
On both systems exact the same error from SQL Loader.
Btw, try with different number of special characters (german umlaute and euro) and there is no chance to load without the error
when to many (?) special characters or data is long as column length and special characters included.
Regards
Michael -
How to review implication of database character set change on PL/SQL code?
Hi,
We are converting WE8ISO8859P1 oracle db characterset to AL32UTF8. Before conversion, i want to check implication on PL/SQL code for byte based SQL functions.
What all points to consider while checking implications on PL/SQL code?
I could find 3 methods on google surfing, SUBSTRB, LENGTHB, INSTRB. What do I check if these methods are used in PL/SQL code?
What do we check if SUBSTR and LENGTH functions are being used in PL/SQl code?
What all other methods should I check?
What do I check in PL/SQL if varchar and char type declarations exist in code?
How do i check implication of database characterset change to AL32UTF8 for byte bases SQL function.
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
RashmiThere is no quick answer. Generally, the problem with PL/SQL code is that once you migrate from a single-byte character set (like WE8ISO8859P1) to a multibyte character set (like AL32UTF8), you can no longer assume that one character is one byte. Traditionally, column and PL/SQL variable lengths are expressed in bytes. Therefore, the same string of Western European accented letters may no longer fit into a column or variable after migration, as it may now be longer than the old limit (2 bytes per accented letter compared to 1 byte previously). Depending on how you dealt with column lengths during the migration, for example, if you migrated them to character length semantics, and depending on how relevant columns were declared (%TYPE vs explicit size), you may need to adjust maximum lengths of variables to accommodate longer strings.
The use of SUBSTR, INSTR, and LENGTH and their byte equivalents needs to be reviewed. You need to understand what the functions are used for. If the SUBSTR function is used to truncate a string to a maximum length of a variable, you may need to change it to SUBSTRB, if the variable's length constraint is still declared in bytes. However, if the variable's maximum length is now expressed in characters, SUBSTR needs to be used. However, if SUBSTR is used to extract a functional part of a string (e.g. during parsing), possibly based on result from INSTR, then you should use SUBSTR and INSTR independently of the database character set -- characters matter here, not bytes. On the other hand, if SUBSTR is used to extract a field in a SQL*Loader-like fixed-format input file (e.g. read with UTL_FILE), you may need to standardize on SUBSTRB to make sure that fields are extracted correctly based on defined byte boundaries.
As you see, there is universal recipe on handling these functions. Their use needs to be reviewed and understood and it should be decided if they are fine as-is or if they need to be replaced with other forms.
Thanks,
Sergiusz -
Data load uses wrong character set, where to correct? APEX bug/omission?
Hi,
I created a set of Data Load pages in my application, so the users can upload a CSV file.
But unlike the Load spreadsheet data (under SQL Workshop\Utilities\Data Workshop), where you can set the 'File Character Set', I didn't see where to set the Character set for Data Load pages in my application.
Now there is a character set mismatch, "m³/h" and "°C" become "m�/h" and "�C"
Where to set?
Seems like an APEX bug or at least omission, IMHO the Data Load page should ask for the character set, as clients with different character sets could be uploading CSV.
Apex 4.1 (testing on the apex.oracle.com website)Hello JP,
Please give us some more details about your database version and its character set, and the character set of the CSV file.
>> …But unlike the Load spreadsheet data (under SQL Workshop\Utilities\Data Workshop), where you can set the 'File Character Set', I didn't see where to set the Character set for Data Load pages in my application.
It seems that you are right. I was not able to find any reference to the (expected/default) character set of the uploaded file in the current APEX documentation.
>> If it's an APEX omission, where could I report that?
Usually, an entry on this forum is enough as some of the development team members are frequent participants. Just to be sure, I’ll draw the attention of one of them to the thread.
Regards,
Arie.
♦ Please remember to mark appropriate posts as correct/helpful. For the long run, it will benefit us all.
♦ Author of Oracle Application Express 3.2 – The Essentials and More -
Help : error while loading create database character set
SQL> startup
ORACLE instance started.
Total System Global Area 599785472 bytes
Fixed Size 2022600 bytes
Variable Size 180355896 bytes
Database Buffers 411041792 bytes
Redo Buffers 6365184 bytes
ORA-12709: error while loading create database character setORA-12709 error while loading create database character set
Cause: This is an internal error.
Action: Contact Oracle Support Services. -
Character Set Error in PL/SQL
Hi,
While connecting to PL/SQL Developer I am getting this following error.
Database character set (AL32UTF8) and client character set (WE8MSWIN1252) are different.
Character set conversion may cause unexpected results.
Note: you can set the client character set through the NLS_LANG registry key in
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORACLE\KEY_XE.
Please help me avoid this error.
Thanks.That is presumably a PL/SQL Developer error. You may want to contact the vendor of that particular product to understand that warning because it makes no sense to me.
It is perfectly appropriate, and quite normal, for the client character set to be a subset of the database character set. Setting the client character set to match the database character set can create a host of problems that lead to invalid data being stored in the database. This appears designed to increase the odds that this particular tool will work correctly while decreasing the odds that everything else in your environment will work correctly. That seems like a relatively poor trade-off to me.
Justin
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