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Polish char is getting changed to a differerent char when loading into Oracle

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I'm loading a file into oracle DB 11g via informatica 9.

The source file contains a polish char in a column given below:
US1_GPBAS - GPRS - dostęp do publicznych APN
When loading into DB, it gets converted to following data:
US1_GPBAS - GPRS - dostęp do publicznych APN
The file encoding of source file is UTF-8. In the DB NLS_CHARACTERSET is AL32UTF8

What could be the issue here.

posted Nov 24, 2014 by Amit Sharma

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