I don't think NLS_LANG is set at all, or if it is, it's the default
value.   

The database DOES handle the characterset, when we 'cause when we try
put the data in via an insert statement, it goes in correctly.

I forgot (sigh) more info:

9.2 db, Solaris

I am running the load ON the server, not via a client install.

Rachel

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> Make sure your environment NLS_LANG matches how the data is encoded
> in your flat file.
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> Also, does the database characterset handle whatever special
> characters you are trying to import?
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> Ron Thomas
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> I am not, by any means, a SQL*Loader expert (Jonathan, I keep meaning
> to get your book!)
> 
> Here's the thing:
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> I have a flat file with character data that includes special
> characters
> (like accents and diacritical marks over letters). When I load the
> data
> in using SQL*Loader, the special characters disappear and are
> replaced
> by the letter (so Dvorák goes on as Dvorak).
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> How can I get the data in as it should be? I've been reading and will
> continue to read the fine manual, but I'm not finding this...
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> Help!
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> Rachel
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