I found that if I want to configure in WINDOWS the Oracle's NLS_LANG, all I need to do is going to REGEDIT and configure the Key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/ORACLE/HOME0. But I need to do the same thing in CentOS, so I wonder if there is a similiar way to configure the NLS_LANG in CentOS.
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Is there a "regedit" in CentOS to configure NLS_LANG?
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Re: Is there a "regedit" in CentOS to configure NLS_LANG?
You can use export NLS_LANG="language" in terminal.
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Is there a "regedit" in CentOS to configure NLS_LANG?
Welcome to the CentOS fora to both [b]vnavas[/b] and [b]Unrealized[/b]. Please see the recommended reading for new users linked in my signature.
The Enterprise Linux approach to setting a global value for all users is to create scripts in /etc/profile.d/. The existing files there should provide some examples of the techniques for sh/bash and csh/tcsh shells. It you want to set the values for only a single user, then the changes should be made to the "dot" files in the home directory, for instance ~/.bashrc for bash shell users. If you have questions please show what you have tried and any errors you encountered in trying to implement setting the environment variables.
The Enterprise Linux approach to setting a global value for all users is to create scripts in /etc/profile.d/. The existing files there should provide some examples of the techniques for sh/bash and csh/tcsh shells. It you want to set the values for only a single user, then the changes should be made to the "dot" files in the home directory, for instance ~/.bashrc for bash shell users. If you have questions please show what you have tried and any errors you encountered in trying to implement setting the environment variables.