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Following tools are used to insert Unicode Urdu Data into Oracle Database without any configuration or setting. 1) Oracle iSQL*Plus 2) Oracle SQL Developer Oracle iSQL*Plus iSQLPlus (iSQL*Plus) is a web-based utility similar to SQL*Plus. Using iSQL*Plus you can run SQL and PL/SQL commands and display their results. iSQLPlus commonly used by users, administrators, and programmers. How to access Oracle iSQL*Plus Use the following command to start the services of Oracle iSQL*Plus. Isqlplusctl start Open your web browser and navigate to the system (http://your.system.name:5560/isqlplus) . Oracle iSQL*Plus used the 5560 port. Oracle SQL Developer Oracle SQL Developer is an integrated development environment (IDE) for working with SQL in Oracle databases. Oracle Corporation provides this product free. You can use this IDE to insert Unicode Urdu data in Oracle Database without any NLS LANG setting.

Last week my Team Lead gave me the task to Store Urdu in Oracle Database (for sending SMS). For this purpose I have created a database through Database Configuration Assistant (dbca) and on Initialization Parameters step picked the Use Unicode (AL32UTF8). Setting character set to Unicode (AL32UTF8) enables you to store multiple language groups. Set the National Character Set AL16UFT16-Unicode UTF-16 Universal Character Set as shown below. After database creation set the NLS_LANG parameter of Oracle Database on Window’s Registry as shown below. Data value should be AMERICAN_AMERICAN.AL32UTF8. After this restart the Services of Oracle Database and TNS Listener. To verify the NLS Database Parameters execute the following query. select * from nls_database_parameters where parameter = any('NLS_CHARACTERSET','NLS_NCHAR_CHARACTERSET'); To store the Urdu character sets I set the column datatype NVARCHAR and completed the first face of my project task succes...

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