When oracle executes stored procedures (or procedures in packages) it does so using the NLS settings of the client making the call.
This is often a good thing.
I have a situation where I would like to define the settings that will be used for a stored procedure (i.e. fix the character set, decimal point character, date format, etc), regardless of the settings of the caller.
Is there any way of doing this?
ALTER SESSION is able to do this but of course you can't do that in a procedure.
Thanks,
John.
(What I'm hoping is that someone says there is a PRAGMA I can use for the package...!!!)
This is often a good thing.
I have a situation where I would like to define the settings that will be used for a stored procedure (i.e. fix the character set, decimal point character, date format, etc), regardless of the settings of the caller.
Is there any way of doing this?
ALTER SESSION is able to do this but of course you can't do that in a procedure.
Thanks,
John.
(What I'm hoping is that someone says there is a PRAGMA I can use for the package...!!!)