Encountered an issue with a perl script on a new Linux server with Fedora 38 Operating system and Perl version 5.36.0 and hoping you might be able to assist with.
The exact same script run with the same parameters on a old Linux server with Centos Operating System and perl version 5.16.3 completes successfully. The scripts are in sync between the two servers.
Below are the warning/error messages on the new server:
1) "Wide character in print at XX_VERTICA.pm line 951." warning messages in the new server
2) "Error: [Vertica] [Support] (50310) Unrecognized ICU conversion error. (SQL-HY000)" in the new server
This does not appear to be an issue with the files, as the exact same report pulling the same data executes successfully on old server. It seems to be an issue with how the Perl environment on new server is handling non-ascii characters. Our Database is Vertica and both the servers are pointing to the same database and the perl script is also pointed to the same database.

In reply to Unrecognized ICU conversion error by Sainathuni

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