Support for Double Byte Chars in Table Names

Can you please tell me if double byte characters are supported in table names? Thanks.

Assuming you are using the same double byte character set as your db character set, then the answer is yes. Check out this table in the 9i Database Globalization Support Guide, for more info.
http://technet.oracle.com/docs/products/oracle9i/doc_library/release2/server.920/a96529/ch2.htm#103678
Schema objects refer to table/index/view names etc.

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Well... this is definitelly not a requirement.
The code snippet came from the test (junit) for something which is much bigger. And of course the 1-char long table name has nothing to do with desing. At all.
We have a system where a user defines (named) xml structures, so to say. The structures are then "translated" into DB entities. So the result DB schema is fully auto-generated. The system supports 4 different SQL dialects. Oracle is just one of them.
Having restrictions like "name of a structure must be at least two characters" is no problem. But I still can`t believe Oracle has such a limitation. It does not sound logical (to me at least). And I had a hope may be someone has an explanation for that thing.
The code above works just fine if I do not request certain columns back after the statement is executed. (e.g. without the second parameter).
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Raymond Hayes Jr ([email protected]):
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