Recent content by Kusio

Problem solved. This was Windows 10 faul. In "Advanced system settings" -> "Environment Variables" was created extra variable "NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS" and decimal settings was taken from it. Not from national settings or NLS from registry. Resolution: change it or delete.

I chaged my NLS_LANG in registry. It exactly this same like I had on old laptop. When i check NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS on new one i get ".," On old one i have ", " So where could be problem? It is problem with PL SQL x64 or with somethig else?

I switch from PL/SQL Developer 13 x32 to version 14.0.1.1965 (64 bit) and I notice some problem with conversion text to number. Simple example: select to_number('123.45') from dual ; work fine, but when i changed "." to "," and switched settings User Interface --> NLS Options then it...

So You talk about run Windows commnad line and run from this place PL/SQL Developer using command: "plslqdev.exe NLS_LANG=POLISH_POLAND.EE8MSWIN1250"? I think that changing system variable is easier to do and for now works fine :). Thank for help. You can close this topic.

Sorry for late respond. I was waiting for some notification by email, but I don't get anyting. I was unable to run this command (I get "2" on output when I run it from command window), so I change system variables. Data from my examples looks correct. Can You tell me how You figure it out? I am...

Hello I use Windows 10 and I set my NSL parameters i system variable on this same value like muy database is, but I have a problem with national charactets. Details on screens. I this example it should be "wskaźnik" and "Miejscowość". It is weirdt because "ć" is OK, but "ś", "ź" and others not...