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Is there a way to change the locale adomain is using through the console? Or see which locale it is using? Where does it pick up the locale it is using from? Thanks, TBM.

I've updated the etc/profile which updates all the users successfully. Thankyou. Though I'm not sure if it'll have the same effect as a system-wide (don't see why not mind). My weblogic is still turning nonsense though. :( Thankyou for all your help today, gents.

PWD=/home/weblogic/bea/user_projects/domains/<domain> TZ=WET HOSTNAME=parmn14 LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/lib:/usr/lib:/usr/ucblib:/u01/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/lib32 PS1=[weblogic@parmn14]$ LD_LIBRARY_PATH_64=/lib:/usr/lib:/usr/ucblib:/u01/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/lib32:/u01/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/lib...

The locale is installed and the directory is available in /usr/lib/locale. It looks as though I don't have a /opt/mqsi folder though. Is this platform dependant / important / named something else? Thanks, TBM.

The contents of the TIMEZONE file reflect exactly that of the init file. Sorry - a little new here - how can I test the symlink is in tact?

Thanks. That's exactly the procedure I followed. Any ideas as to why that might not work?

Hi, I'm trying to set the locale of my Solaris environment to something other than NULL (which it is at present). I've edited the init file in /usr/etc/default, rebooted, but still the locale remains NULL. Any ideas? ************************************************** #ident "@(#)init.dfl...

I'm trying to retrieve a few lines of text from a file (ASCII) and then concatonate them into a TCHAR variable. The entire lines of text amount to around 170 characters in length and the TCHAR receiving each file line is is set to _TCHAR fileLine[4000]. I'm simply using the instruction...

I seemed to have solved this - more down to a schoolboy error on my part. It appears that the put_line doesn't write each line one by one, but rather must cache them and add a set of lines to a file at intervals. The last set wasn't getting written to the file as I was forcing a return...

Santa, dbtoo2001, Thanks for the replies. Here's an update: I have used a second output file to track the execution of the code. Unfortunatley, the code executes as expected. If I print the contents of the message into the debug file, the line before I want to write to the output file, the...

I'm writing two CSV files using utl_file, using a number of packages. The first file is written with the correct number of records. However, the second file stops being written to halfway through creation. No exceptions occur in the code - in fact, the code continues to execute perfectly...