1 SET_LITERAL_CHARACTER_SET Specifies the literal character set for the module or interactive SQL session. 2 Environment You can use the SET LITERAL CHARACTER SET statement: o In interactive SQL o Embedded in host language programs to be precompiled o As part of a procedure in an SQL module o In dynamic SQL as a statement to be dynamically executed 2 Format (B)0SET LITERAL CHARACTER SET qq> runtime-options qqqq>    (B)0runtime-options    qqwqqq> 'string-literal' qqqqqqwqqqqq>   tqqq> parameter qqqqqqqqqqqqqu   mqqq> parameter-marker qqqqqqj  2 Arguments 3 parameter Specifies the character set for literals that are not qualified by a character set or national character set. The value of runtime-options must be a valid character set. See the Oracle Rdb SQL Reference Manual for a list of the allowable character sets and option values. 3 parameter-marker Specifies the character set for literals that are not qualified by a character set or national character set. The value of runtime-options must be a valid character set. See the Oracle Rdb SQL Reference Manual for a list of the allowable character sets and option values. 3 'string-literal' Specifies the character set for literals that are not qualified by a character set or national character set. The value of runtime-options must be a valid character set. See the Oracle Rdb SQL Reference Manual for a list of the allowable character sets and option values. 2 Example Example 1: Setting the literal character set of an interactive session SQL> show character sets; Default character set is DEC_KANJI National character set is DEC_KANJI Identifier character set is DEC_KANJI Literal character set is SHIFT_JIS Display character set is SHIFT_JIS SQL> set literal character set 'DEC_KANJI'; SQL> show character sets; Default character set is DEC_KANJI National character set is DEC_KANJI Identifier character set is DEC_KANJI Literal character set is DEC_KANJI Display character set is SHIFT_JIS