(Read-only) The NLS_LANG option specifies thecurrent language, territory, and database character set, which are determinedby session-wide globalization parameters.
Data Type
TEXT
Syntax
NLS_LANG
Parameters
See Oracle Database Globalization Support Guide formore information about NLS database parameters.
Examples
Example 5-75 Checking the Current Value of NLS_LANG
A SHOW NLS_LANG statement might produce the following.
AMERICAN_AMERICA.WE8ISO8859P1
NationalLanguage Support (NLS) is a technology enabling Oracle applications to interactwith users in their native language, using their conventions for displayingdata.
NLS_LANG must be specified to define the character set usedby the gateway. The NLS_LANG parameter must be changed in the data setspecified by the ORA$ENV DD statement.
The syntax for the NLS_LANG parameter is:
NLS_LANG='language[_territory.character_set]'
where:
Parameter |
Description |
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is any language listed in Table 0–2, " Supported Languages and Territories". |
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is optional and defaults to AMERICA. Refer to Table 0–2, " Supported Languages and Territories", for a list of supported territories. |
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defaults to WE8EBCDIC1047. It must correspond with a character set used by the DB2 system. Since DB2 does not support the z/OS Oracle server default character set of WE8EBCDIC1047, you must always specify a character set that is supported by DB2, or accept the default. |
NLS_NCHAR must be specified for DBCS users. Thesyntax is:
NLS_NCHAR='character_set'
For example:
NLS_NCHAR='KO16DBCS'
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