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Hi All,
Someone came up to me today with a list of 17 NLS parameters and wanted to
know what the settings were on our clients.
I have been able to find some of the parameters in the v$nls_parameters
view and asssume that these are client/session related since they change
with alter session commands.
Anyway I searched the documentation to find the missing ones (like
nls_debit, nls_credit etc..) and only found that the default is derived
from something else, and some OCI function could retrieve them. I do not
have experience with OCI programming so......
Has anybody had the request to list all nls_parameters and created the
script to get them, or is there another/easier way to get them??
TIA Jack
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