(Urgent ) Japanese Character Problem

Hi!
I work in NEW japan project.(I am korean)
Our oracle database characterset is 'US7ASCII'.
JSP encoding is 'EUC_JP'.
I cannot input japanese character into database.
Any japanese people ,Please help me!

You can't insert multibyte encodings into a US7ASCII databse. That's a
7 bit encoding if I have my oracle names straight. I support several
different languages in one database, so I use a UTF-8 database. You
should figure out what your current and future support requirements are
and then determine what encoding will support those requirements.
Hun Heo wrote:
>
Hi!
I work in NEW japan project.(I am korean)
Our oracle database characterset is 'US7ASCII'.
JSP encoding is 'EUC_JP'.
I cannot input japanese character into database.
Any japanese people ,Please help me!

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