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Hello:

I am getting this type of warnings:
Data_Rules,1: Invalid character(s) ([xBD]) found converting string (code point(s): 906 N. 23RD [xBD] STREET) from codepage UTF-8 to Unicode, substituting.
When I look in the database the address shows as:
'906 N. 23RD ᅵ STREET'
I tried using the Convert('ᅵ','', fieldname) but that's not it.

Does anyone understand the warning? :o

Much Thanks in Advance!
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Post by vinothkumar »

In which stage you are getting this warning. If you have any option to change character set, please try with LATIN 01A
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Post by rodre »

The stage this is happening is Data Rules.

Data Rules does not have a way to change the the character set. I will try to change at the job lebel and see...
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Post by rodre »

There is no LATIN 01A inthe drop down list.

I try changing the NLS at the job lebel but did not help.

The error says: from codepage UTF-8 to Unicode. We are using Netezza and it does not accept Unicodes when loading to the database.

The address is a VarChar, does anyone have any suggestions how to handle this?
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Post by srinivas.g »

why dont you use below function in database level

replace('906 N. 23RD ᅵ STREET','ᅵ')
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