Did you check the registry on the machine that you execute sqlplus on to see
if there is nls_date_format there?
Yechiel Adar
Mehish
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Hi,
The default date format for an
I checked my Registry..
Nls_date_format is not set in the registry..
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Did you check
Yes. You can do that when you are creating an instance, define the parameter
nls_date_format in the init.ora file as per your requirement, then the
nls_date_format for the Instance would be as supplied by you.
Alter Session/Alter System would do the same at the time so defined.
Vikas Khanna
Do you have nls_language parameter specified in your init.ora file?
I think, Oracle will not pick up the value for nls_date_format from
init.ora unless you have nls_language specified in it.
Igor Neyman, OCP DBA
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Hi,
The default date format for an instance is dd-mon-.
Ex when issue the following statement Select to_char(sysdate) from dual;
The output is 01-Jan-2002.
I want to change this format to mm/dd/.
According to Oracle documentation this can be changed @ sesion level by the
following :
