UTF-8 support in Oracle 8.1.6

In order to use UTF-8 encoding(for chinese language), do I need to use Oracle 8.1.7, or is 8.1.6 enough ?

Hi satish,
Can we use UTF-8 for 'Indian' charcter sets like DevNagari? It
is given in the documentation but when I tried it actually using
then I can't insert values into tables with nvarchar or nchar
columns.
Pls revert if u have used this.
Manoj.

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UTF8 support in Oracle Lite

I looks to me like Oracle Lite doesn't support the UTF8 character set for storing data. Is this correct?
I have an Oracle 8.1.7 database using UTF8 to store English, Thai, Chinese and Philippino data, and I want to synchronise that with Oracle Lite on Windows 2000 clients. The sync seems to work ok, but any non-english characters are lost in a characterset conversion (display as "?").
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