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OracleGlobalization Class
Manages the Oracle globalization settings of the application, and local computer. Oracle globalization settings of the local computer are read-only.
Syntax
'Declaration
 
Public Class OracleGlobalization 
 
Example
The following example changes the date format of application.
public void ChangeDateFormat(){
        // Get application's globalization info
        OracleGlobalization glob = OracleGlobalization.GetApplicationInfo();

        // Prints "glob.DateFormat = DD.MM.YYYY"
        Console.WriteLine("glob.DateFormat = " + glob.DateFormat);

        // Set date format on application's globalization info
        glob.DateFormat = "MM.DD.YYYY";
        OracleGlobalization.SetApplicationInfo(glob);
        OracleGlobalization.GetApplicationInfo(glob);

        // Prints "glob.DateFormat = MM.DD.YYYY"
        Console.WriteLine("glob.DateFormat = " + glob.DateFormat);
}
Public Sub ChangeDateFormat()
        ' Get application's globalization info
        Dim glob As OracleGlobalization = OracleGlobalization.GetApplicationInfo()

        ' Prints "glob.DateFormat = DD.MM.YYYY"
        Console.WriteLine("glob.DateFormat = " + glob.DateFormat)

        ' Set date format on application's globalization info
        glob.DateFormat = "MM.DD.YYYY"
        OracleGlobalization.SetApplicationInfo(glob)
        OracleGlobalization.GetApplicationInfo(glob)

        ' Prints "glob.DateFormat = MM.DD.YYYY"
        Console.WriteLine("glob.DateFormat = " + glob.DateFormat)
End Sub 'ChangeDateFormat
Inheritance Hierarchy

System.Object
   Devart.Data.Oracle.OracleGlobalization

Requirements

Target Platforms: Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2

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