Date format not working in 11G ?

Hi All,
i am using Oracle 11g on windows 7
i try to execute this format of date not allways show me same format
select To_date('2/02/2012' ,'DD/MONTH/YYYY') from dual; (when i want to save to date column ) but the error is NOT VALID MONTH
select To_date('2/02/2012' ,'DD/MM/YYYY') from dual; (when i want to save to date column ) this is OK
Also when i want to show date
select To_char('2/02/2012' ,'DD/MM/YYYY') from dual; (when i want to save to date column ) error INVALID NUMBER
select To_char('2/02/2012' ,'DD/MONTH/YYYY') from dual; (when i want to save to date column ) error INVALID NUMBER
select To_char('2/02/2012' ,'DD/MON/YYYY') from dual; (when i want to save to date column ) error INVALID NUMBER
i try to get NLS_DATE_FORMAT in windows registery under oracle but not found i try to search for it in registery but not found.
by using regedit in cmd
regards

select To_date('2/02/2012' ,'DD/MONTH/YYYY') from dual; (when i want to save to date column ) but the error is NOT VALID MONTHThe month format specified by you is MONTH but the value entered is 02, Oracle is expecting a month like 'FEBRUARY'
select To_char('2/02/2012' ,'DD/MM/YYYY') from dual; (when i want to save to date column ) error INVALID NUMBER'2/02/2012' is a string and you are trying to convert it to string again, why?
select To_char('2/02/2012' ,'DD/MONTH/YYYY') from dual; (when i want to save to date column ) error INVALID NUMBERAgain why convert string to string?
select To_char('2/02/2012' ,'DD/MON/YYYY') from dual; (when i want to save to date column ) error INVALID NUMBERAgain same thing...
i try to get NLS_DATE_FORMAT in windows registery under oracle but not found i try to search for it in registery but not found. by using regedit in cmdNLS_DATE_FORMAT is a oracle parameter why are you looking in windows registery?
Query v$parameter to find the details of the parameter.
I guess you have serious issue with your basics so please read the oracle document.

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