Character sets within the databases and within the configuration for Java and the wrappers for Tungsten Cluster must match to enable the information to be extracted and viewed.
For example, if you are extracting with the UTF-8 character set, the data must be applied to the target database using the same character set. In addition, the Tungsten Replicator should be configured with a corresponding matching character set. For installations where replication is between identical database flavours (for example, MySQL and MySQL) no explicit setting should be made. For heterogeneous deployments, the character set should be set explicitly.
When installing and using Tungsten Cluster, be aware of the following aspects when using character sets:
When installing Tungsten Cluster, use the
--java-file-encoding to
tpm to configure the character set.
When using the thl command, the character set may need to be explicitly stated to view the content correctly:
shell> thl list -charset utf8For more information on setting character sets within your database, see your documentation for the database:
For more information on the character set names and support within Java, see: