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Thread: NLS_DATE_FORMAT settings in WIN98!URGENT!

  1. #1
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    Hi!

    I was able to set the NLS_DATE_FORMAT ON NT successfully to-day thus which successfully returns date format in 2001
    whenever we type 2001.

    As we are working on NT OS,I had set the NLS_DATE_FORMAT
    First on the server and then on one of the client's machines successfully by setting the NLS_DATE_FORMAT ON THE ENVIRONMENT SETTINGS ON THE MY COMPUTER PROPERTIES SETTINGS.Thevalue I gave there is:
    NLS_DATE_FORMAT = DD-MON-YYYY(in the ENVIRONMENT settings
    without any quotes,mind you for this).

    Queries:

    1.Now please let me know how to set the same settings on WIN98/WIN95 as we are having few NT machines and more WIN98s.There are no environment settings on WIN98.
    So where should I have to SET NLS_DATE_FORMAT on WIN98
    CLIENT's machines.

    This is extremely important for our Project!

    Regards,

    Amitstora.

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    You can set it in your computser environment, as you did it, but generaly you would set it in the registry (both in NT/2000 or 95,98). Run regedit.exe, then go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORACLE. You can then set it in each of your ORACLE_HOME entries, each ORACLE_HOME can have its own, separate seting for whatever environment variable you want.
    Jurij Modic
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    Hi Jmodic!Problem setting NLS_DATE_FORMAT IN THE REGISTRY SETTING ON WIN98!URGENT!

    Hi Jmodic!

    I had tried both ways i.e.,by setting new key in the registry in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/ORACLE/ORACLE_HOME
    and also by setting in the new string as:

    variable name:NLS_DATE_FORMAT
    VALUED-MON-YYYY

    On the other hand,I had also set it permanently in the INIT.ORA Parameter File.But still I am not getting the date format in 2001!

    What else should I do!

    Could you please explain me step by step the setting of both registry and INIT.ORA Files for NLS_DATE_FORMAT.

    Regards,

    Amitstora.


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    Hi,
    after you set this variable you mast stop and start you db again. Than your values are real.
    I don't know if you change somethink in the registry if you must reboot your os.
    Best Regards
    Thomas Schmidt

    Thomas_Schmidt@eplus-online.de
    If you have no aims, you will never reach a goal !!!

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    Re: Hi Jmodic!Problem setting NLS_DATE_FORMAT IN THE REGISTRY SETTING ON WIN98!URGENT!

    Originally posted by amitstora
    I had tried both ways i.e.,by setting new key in the registry in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/ORACLE/ORACLE_HOME
    and also by setting in the new string as:

    variable name:NLS_DATE_FORMAT
    VALUED-MON-YYYY
    I'm not sure I understand exactly what you have done, but I suspect you have set the NLS_DATE_FORMAT variable in the registry keyHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/ORACLE/ORACLE_HOMES, which is not correct place for this setting. Set it in the following key:
    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/ORACLE/HOME0. If you have more than one oracle_home then it might also be HOME1 or HOME2 or HOMEn instead of HOME0 - determine which home is the right one for the tool/aplication you are using and set NLS_DATE_FORMAT there.
    Jurij Modic
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    I think if you change only in the registry it will work or you have to add at both the palces because I have tried here only in the registry is is working.

    plz. tell me


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