NLS questions
Title: NLS questions Hi everybody, Ive been asked to incorporate the data from our remote sites in France, Portugal, Switzerland and Sweden into our existing data warehouse in the UK. I expect I'll have characterset and currency issues to deal with, but I've done very little with NLS. Are there other things I should be thinking about ahead of time? Can I or should I even attempt to put all of the data into 1 database and handle the NLS settings on the client, or should I keep it in separate databases? I appreciate your comments, Beth
RE: NLS questions
Title: NLS questions Oracle*Net will handle all the data conversions for you. You don't have much to worry about. -Original Message-From: Seefelt, Beth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Thursday, July 25, 2002 10:28 AMTo: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-LSubject: NLS questions Hi everybody, Ive been asked to incorporate the data from our remote sites in France, Portugal, Switzerland and Sweden into our existing data warehouse in the UK. I expect I'll have characterset and currency issues to deal with, but I've done very little with NLS. Are there other things I should be thinking about ahead of time? Can I or should I even attempt to put all of the data into 1 database and handle the NLS settings on the client, or should I keep it in separate databases? I appreciate your comments, Beth
NLS questions
Title: NLS questions Hi list, I have some questions about NLS Parameters. I have a database created with following NLS parameters: NLS_LANGUAGE POLISH NLS_TERRITORY POLAND NLS_CHARACTERSET EEISO8859P2 My Client (Windows 2000, Polish) uses following NLS_LANG parameter NLS_LANG=POLISH_POLAND.EEMSWIN1250 With this characterset everything works fine, but if I switch to POLISH_POLAND.EEISO8859P2 the characters are shown incorrect. Why can't I use the same characterset on client as on database. This is important, because I have to implement a terminal server which goes to different oracle databases with different charactersets (WEISO8859P1, EEISO8859P2...). My idea was not to set NLS_LANG on terminal server, so that oracle takes default values from server/database (NLS_LANGUAGE, NLS_TERRITORY and NLS_CHARACTERSET). Any ideas? regards Volker Schoen E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.inplan.de
