Why the Oracle SQL Developer show Chinese abnormally?

In my Oracle SQL Developer I see Chinese convert to error code such as "��介�Ε⑼�〩� ".
My Oracle chartset is "ZHT32EUC" and Oracle SQL Developer Code is "MS950" by default.
How can I set the corresponding code set to "ZHT32EUC" in Oracle SQL Developer?

Hi,
Does the machine already has files for East Asian languages and/or complex scripts options in the Supplemental Language Support section of the Languages tab for the Regional and Language Options setting installed (for WinXP machine)?
- limoey

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5e33d18c-3b32-48d4-82a7-676feeaa97c9 wrote:
Newbie blues: Oracle Sql Developer showing different data from Sqlplus.
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I made a small test table , borrowed some pl sql code to add rows, then wrote code to delete some rows. Lots of fun.
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> then wrote code to delete some rows. Lots of fun.
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3 BEGIN
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You have started this annoying discussion.
I don't have any problems with my OS instead of you.
I have already told you what to do, if you have no idea how to do that just go and buy yourself another support subscription from your mac support.
The missing class is not available from any code-source or loader in the system. check that.
what version of JAVA do you have in your fancy OS? most of the time upgrade java to the latest version will fix the issues.
Update java from sun website not from another mac tore.

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