Changing the language of Oracle error messages in SQL Developer
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Hi I want to change the language settings to (English) of SQL Developer.
I've tried many things like
AddVMOption -Duser.language=en
AddVMOption -Duser.country=US
And sqldeveloper.conf file
And even I've changed my system language and display settings to English and countries to
United States. But this error message is not shown as in English. Just this highligted part of this error message is not English. How can change to all display messages to English language?
Thank you.
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The interesting thing is even though a lot of message is in English, just the "ORA-01017" message is Turkish. Not all Turkish of this message. Just higlighted part is Turkish :(
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Hi I want to change the language settings to (English) of SQL Developer.
I've tried many things like
AddVMOption -Duser.language=en
AddVMOption -Duser.country=US
And sqldeveloper.conf file
And even I've changed my system language and display settings to English and countries to
United States. But this error message is not shown as in English. Just this highligted part of this error message is not English. How can change to all display messages to English language?
Thank you.
Related image link:
https://i.hizliresim.com/GDqLl3.png
The interesting thing is even though a lot of message is in English, just the "ORA-01017" message is Turkish. Not all Turkish of this message. Just higlighted part is Turkish :(
oracle oracle-sqldeveloper
What is the default language of the database? You will probably find that SQL Developer is just displaying the exceptions reported from the database verbatim and it is the database that has a different language.
– MT0
Nov 7 at 22:32
Probably a duplicate of stackoverflow.com/q/26972250/1509264
– MT0
Nov 7 at 23:34
@MT0 my language of the database is also english. The interesting thing is even though a lot of message is in English, just the "ORA-01017" message is Turkish. Not all Turkish of this message. Just higlighted part is Turkish :(
– general46
Nov 8 at 7:30
Did you tryalter session set nls_language=american;
? (Once you are connected to the database)
– MT0
Nov 8 at 11:24
Hi @MT0, it occurs when I try to connect with SQL Developer. So, I haven't connected yet. By the way, I've tried this one by connecting with the system user. And then try to connect with 'sh' user. But, it didn't work. What should I do,
– general46
Nov 8 at 11:42
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Hi I want to change the language settings to (English) of SQL Developer.
I've tried many things like
AddVMOption -Duser.language=en
AddVMOption -Duser.country=US
And sqldeveloper.conf file
And even I've changed my system language and display settings to English and countries to
United States. But this error message is not shown as in English. Just this highligted part of this error message is not English. How can change to all display messages to English language?
Thank you.
Related image link:
https://i.hizliresim.com/GDqLl3.png
The interesting thing is even though a lot of message is in English, just the "ORA-01017" message is Turkish. Not all Turkish of this message. Just higlighted part is Turkish :(
oracle oracle-sqldeveloper
Hi I want to change the language settings to (English) of SQL Developer.
I've tried many things like
AddVMOption -Duser.language=en
AddVMOption -Duser.country=US
And sqldeveloper.conf file
And even I've changed my system language and display settings to English and countries to
United States. But this error message is not shown as in English. Just this highligted part of this error message is not English. How can change to all display messages to English language?
Thank you.
Related image link:
https://i.hizliresim.com/GDqLl3.png
The interesting thing is even though a lot of message is in English, just the "ORA-01017" message is Turkish. Not all Turkish of this message. Just higlighted part is Turkish :(
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What is the default language of the database? You will probably find that SQL Developer is just displaying the exceptions reported from the database verbatim and it is the database that has a different language.
– MT0
Nov 7 at 22:32
Probably a duplicate of stackoverflow.com/q/26972250/1509264
– MT0
Nov 7 at 23:34
@MT0 my language of the database is also english. The interesting thing is even though a lot of message is in English, just the "ORA-01017" message is Turkish. Not all Turkish of this message. Just higlighted part is Turkish :(
– general46
Nov 8 at 7:30
Did you tryalter session set nls_language=american;
? (Once you are connected to the database)
– MT0
Nov 8 at 11:24
Hi @MT0, it occurs when I try to connect with SQL Developer. So, I haven't connected yet. By the way, I've tried this one by connecting with the system user. And then try to connect with 'sh' user. But, it didn't work. What should I do,
– general46
Nov 8 at 11:42
|
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What is the default language of the database? You will probably find that SQL Developer is just displaying the exceptions reported from the database verbatim and it is the database that has a different language.
– MT0
Nov 7 at 22:32
Probably a duplicate of stackoverflow.com/q/26972250/1509264
– MT0
Nov 7 at 23:34
@MT0 my language of the database is also english. The interesting thing is even though a lot of message is in English, just the "ORA-01017" message is Turkish. Not all Turkish of this message. Just higlighted part is Turkish :(
– general46
Nov 8 at 7:30
Did you tryalter session set nls_language=american;
? (Once you are connected to the database)
– MT0
Nov 8 at 11:24
Hi @MT0, it occurs when I try to connect with SQL Developer. So, I haven't connected yet. By the way, I've tried this one by connecting with the system user. And then try to connect with 'sh' user. But, it didn't work. What should I do,
– general46
Nov 8 at 11:42
What is the default language of the database? You will probably find that SQL Developer is just displaying the exceptions reported from the database verbatim and it is the database that has a different language.
– MT0
Nov 7 at 22:32
What is the default language of the database? You will probably find that SQL Developer is just displaying the exceptions reported from the database verbatim and it is the database that has a different language.
– MT0
Nov 7 at 22:32
Probably a duplicate of stackoverflow.com/q/26972250/1509264
– MT0
Nov 7 at 23:34
Probably a duplicate of stackoverflow.com/q/26972250/1509264
– MT0
Nov 7 at 23:34
@MT0 my language of the database is also english. The interesting thing is even though a lot of message is in English, just the "ORA-01017" message is Turkish. Not all Turkish of this message. Just higlighted part is Turkish :(
– general46
Nov 8 at 7:30
@MT0 my language of the database is also english. The interesting thing is even though a lot of message is in English, just the "ORA-01017" message is Turkish. Not all Turkish of this message. Just higlighted part is Turkish :(
– general46
Nov 8 at 7:30
Did you try
alter session set nls_language=american;
? (Once you are connected to the database)– MT0
Nov 8 at 11:24
Did you try
alter session set nls_language=american;
? (Once you are connected to the database)– MT0
Nov 8 at 11:24
Hi @MT0, it occurs when I try to connect with SQL Developer. So, I haven't connected yet. By the way, I've tried this one by connecting with the system user. And then try to connect with 'sh' user. But, it didn't work. What should I do,
– general46
Nov 8 at 11:42
Hi @MT0, it occurs when I try to connect with SQL Developer. So, I haven't connected yet. By the way, I've tried this one by connecting with the system user. And then try to connect with 'sh' user. But, it didn't work. What should I do,
– general46
Nov 8 at 11:42
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What is the default language of the database? You will probably find that SQL Developer is just displaying the exceptions reported from the database verbatim and it is the database that has a different language.
– MT0
Nov 7 at 22:32
Probably a duplicate of stackoverflow.com/q/26972250/1509264
– MT0
Nov 7 at 23:34
@MT0 my language of the database is also english. The interesting thing is even though a lot of message is in English, just the "ORA-01017" message is Turkish. Not all Turkish of this message. Just higlighted part is Turkish :(
– general46
Nov 8 at 7:30
Did you try
alter session set nls_language=american;
? (Once you are connected to the database)– MT0
Nov 8 at 11:24
Hi @MT0, it occurs when I try to connect with SQL Developer. So, I haven't connected yet. By the way, I've tried this one by connecting with the system user. And then try to connect with 'sh' user. But, it didn't work. What should I do,
– general46
Nov 8 at 11:42