When you export data from a database to a CSV file, the CSV file uses the same code page as the table from which the data was exported. If the CSV file and the target table use different code pages, performance for bulk load operations can suffer because the driver must perform a character set conversion.

To avoid character set conversions, your application can specify which code page to use for the CSV file when exporting data. For example, if the source database table uses a SHIFT-JIS code page and the target table uses a EUC-JP code page, specify setCodePage("EUC_JP") to ensure that the CSV file will use the same code page as the target table.

You can specify any of the following code pages.

Note: If the code page you need to use is not listed, contact Customer Support to request support for that code page.
  • US_ASCII
  • ISO_8859_1
  • ISO_8859_2
  • ISO_8859_3
  • ISO_8859_4
  • ISO_8859_5
  • ISO_8859_6
  • ISO_8859_7
  • ISO_8859_8
  • ISO_8859_9
  • JIS_Encoding
  • Shift_JIS
  • EUC_JP
  • KS_C_5601
  • ISO_2022_KR
  • EUC_KR
  • ISO_2022_JP
  • GB2312
  • ISO_8859_13
  • ISO_8859_15
  • GBK
  • IBM850
  • IBM852
  • IBM437
  • IBM862
  • Big5
  • MACINTOSH
  • IBM037
  • IBM273
  • IBM277
  • IBM278
  • IBM280
  • IBM284
  • IBM285
  • IBM290
  • IBM297
  • IBM420
  • IBM424
  • IBM500
  • IBM851
  • IBM855
  • IBM857
  • IBM860
  • IBM861
  • IBM863
  • IBM864
  • IBM865
  • IBM869
  • IBM870
  • IBM871
  • IBM1026
  • KOI8_R
  • HZ_GB_2312
  • IBM866
  • IBM775
  • IBM00858
  • IBM01140
  • IBM01141
  • IBM01142
  • IBM01143
  • IBM01144
  • IBM01145
  • IBM01146
  • IBM01147
  • IBM01148
  • IBM01149
  • WINDOWS-1250
  • WINDOWS-1251
  • WINDOWS-1252
  • WINDOWS-1253
  • WINDOWS-1254
  • WINDOWS-1255
  • WINDOWS-1256
  • WINDOWS-1257
  • WINDOWS-1258
  • WINDOWS-854
  • IBM-939
  • IBM-943_P14A-2000
  • IBM-4396
  • IBM-5026
  • IBM-5035
  • UTF-8
  • UTF-16LE
  • UTF-16BE