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Hi, I am facing "Forcing NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS to: '.,' for XDO processing"

Forcing NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS to: '.,' for XDO processing

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Question added by Mohtashim Jamal , Oracle EBS/ERP - Application Support Supervisor , BTC Networks
Date Posted: 2014/05/28
MOHAMMAD AKHLAKUR  RAHMAN
by MOHAMMAD AKHLAKUR RAHMAN , Baud Telecom Company

Invalid character issue need to put correct XML tag

ravi kumar pyla
by ravi kumar pyla , Technical consultant , Virtuell hire technologies

The NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS option specifies the decimal marker (of decimal separator) and thousands group marker (of group separator) for the session.

The NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS is a result of the NLS_LANG setting.

The decimal character and the group separator must be two different single-byte characters, and cannot be a numeric value or any of the following characters: plus sign (“+”), less-than sign (“<”), minus sign or hyphen (“-” ), or greater-than sign (“>”).

If the decimal character is not a period (.), you must use single quotation marks to enclose all number values that appear in expressions in your SQL statements.

NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS affects the display of numeric data.

Within a session, you can dynamically modify the value by using the SQL statement

meera a
by meera a , Oracle Techno Functional Consultant , Confidential

Hi,

May be any aplha numerical values may be stopping the tag from execution from your query results.For the fileds having alpha numerical o/p use the replace command and try generating the xml File.

 

e.g:

 

SELECT Replace(''.'', ' ', a.column) from a

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