Is there Multilingual Support in oracle

Can any one guide me about how i can store data in English language and retrieve it in Japnese language in Oracle.I am realyy badly stuck.i would be grateful for u'r help.

Are you asking if you can store 'Thank You' in English and retrieve it as 'Arigato'?
I don't think Oracle can do that.

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Multilingual Support in Oracle 11i

Hello All,
I am after some documentation to show me the Multilingual Support in Oracle Apps 11i. I would apprecatiate, if anybody could share some documentation or point me in the right direction. All help would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Midde

Check this presentation. This should give you a good start on the multi language implementation in Oracle 11i. http://www.oracle.com/appsnet/technology/architecture/presentations/multi_language.pdf
Warm Regards

Multilingual Support for Oracle Forms on 9iAS

I have created a standard form in English and deployed it on the Oracle 9iAS. I want my form to support German language in addition to English i.e the GUI elements should be displayed in german language.
How do i acheive that?

Hello,
Look at this article : http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/forms/pdf/translationhuboverview.pdf
Francois

Multilingual Support in 11i

Hello All,
I would like to know about the Multilingual support in Oracle Apps 11i. Any documentation on this would be appreciated, or if somebody could point me in the right direction. All help is greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Midde

Check this presentation. This should give you a good start on the multi language implementation in Oracle 11i. http://www.oracle.com/appsnet/technology/architecture/presentations/multi_language.pdf
Warm Regards

Grant, is there finally a chance to see JavaWebSart supported by oracle ?

Recently I made a demo for my boss launching our form (10.1.2.3.0) application with a jnlp file to avoid the SeparateFrame=true and this cumbersome and annoying browser .....
he was excited about this approach but ....then a (the) question : Is this supported by Oracle..?
uh .. well, not at the moment boss.
So no chance to implement that in production.
Will this feature be supported as a standard way for deploying forms applications at least for 11g ?
Thanks
Jean-Yves

And the pundits are declaring it the return to native apps. We already knew this when apple gave up on crippled and insecure web applications
and went native with great success. Now even c++ (and it's nutty syntax. Personally I hated it but .. it could do the wrong thing very very quickly and using a huge amount of code. Great is you are getting paid per line...) is declared the next great programming language:
http://www.infoworld.com/d/application-development/hail-the-return-native-code-and-the-resurgence-c-170142?page=0,1
But java's still got a chance if it can get over it's native phobia and out of the browser glue trap. If you don't program the browser and it's put
out by a competitor that is an ever so bad place to be running your code. (You'd think this would be obvious but somehow
it seems it's not.) Since Mozilla went phone-happy and dumped the enterprise the browsers are getting very few and there's no telling when
another one will be willing to break everything for html5.

Oracle-Multilingual Support

Hi ,
I was wondering if it is possible to have a oracle database that stores data in different languages.
I have gone through few blogs which says Oracle supports Unicode characters & UTF8 supports all languages including multi-byte.
I would like to know what are the languages supported by oracle 10G.
Thanks in advance!
Para

Please, review this guide: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e10729/toc.htm
It is the 11.2 version of the manual but the manual gets improved from release to release so it is better to read this version. Refer to the 10.2 version of the manual to verify the languages and territories that are supported in 10.2: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14225/toc.htm
Note, Oracle has multiple levels of language support. The levels are, in increasing number of languages supported at this level:
1. Oracle Text supports advanced linguistic operations for the given language.
2. Error messages and user interface of many tools, including administrative tools, are translated to the given language.
3. Error messages and user interface of many end-user tools, but not administrative tools, are translated to the given language.
4. Oracle Text supports basic linguistic operations (e.g. stemming) for the given language.
5. Sorting according to conventions of the given language is supported.
6. Date, number and currency formatting according to conventions of the given language/territory is supported.
7. Text in the given language can be stored.
I am not quite sure about the order of levels 3-5, that is, which one contains more languages.
Date, number and currency formatting depends mainly on territories (countries), not languages.
Level 7, which is the ability of the database to store text in a given language and do some basic text processing on it, like SUBSTR, INSTR or LIKE, practically contains all languages of the world. The prerequisite is that the database character set is AL32UTF8.
-- Sergiusz

Hw can i get arabic support in oracleAS using jstl: showing '?????' symbols

Hello All,
I am using OracleAS for portal deployment and portlets UI constructed by using jstl.
i have used spring portlet jstl for the jsp pages.
when i am trying to change the language, it is showing '?????' symbols.
I have used correct unicode. i tested in pluto portal server. when i deployed in oracleAS,
for english not a problem. for arabic it is showing as '????'.
i have used this code to get arabic in pluto. same code i used. i am getting error.
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<fmt:setLocale value="ar" />
<fmt:requestEncoding value="UTF-8" />
i know it is not setting charector encoding.
i tried some other too like:
<head>
<META http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;charset=UTF-8"/>
</head>
and
<%@ page pageEncoding="UTF-8" %>
No improvement. please help me out of this.
how can i get arabic support in oracle AS by using jstl?
Thanks,
Arun

Only Apple Account Security could help at this point. You can try calling Apple Support in Canada - you'll have to find one of the several ways, such as Skype, to call an 800 number from outside of the relevant country - and ask for Account Security and see if they can help. Or you can find a friend who speaks Chinese and ask them to help you talk to Apple Support in China. There are really no other options that I know of.
Note, by the way, that these are user-to-user support forums. You aren't speaking with Apple when you post here.
Regards.

Details on TAF support in Oracle AS 10g

Hi experts,
I'm currently writing a Master's Thesis on High Availability of Applications based on Suns JEE platform.
With Oracle being one of the big players in this market I'm going to investigate the features of the Oracle product stack and compare it with other solutions including opensource.
At the moment I'm looking for details on TAF-support in Oracle AS 10g. Lets assume one has installed the latest release of the Oracle 10g database in a RAC configuration on two or more physical nodes to store the applications data. Lets further assume one has set up the latest release of the Oracle AS 10g on different hosts building an AS farm with clustered OC4J-instances. Now one would like to connect a JEE application running within these OC4J-instances to the RAC database.
Therefore one can configure an OC4J datasource to use a service definition supporting network failover and transparent application failover (TAF) specified in the tnsnames.ora on the AS hosts or directly describe the service in the data-sources.xml. To my knowledge only datasources configured to use the OCI client can be used with TAF. Everything right so far?
Now the interesting part. The best what TAF can do is automatically reconnect to the next known database node if its current node is not reachable or fails, and continue processing an open cursor for select so that the application can continue to use its current connection.
If the application is running a database transaction it can only be rolled back and rerun after failover.
In a good old plain Java application one had to implement the OracleOCIFailover interface and register a callback with the db connection in order to receive failover events. Therefore you need to process the query in a different thread.
In a JEE server only the container should be responsible for creating threads, or? How does the Oracle AS support TAF? How can a user application get notice of a failover and react appropriately. Is the behaviour always the same no matter one decides to implement the data access via simple DAOs or entity beans (CMP/BMP)? I assume it is safe to use a connection pool and container will take care of the necessary cleanup jobs, right? Will the complete connection pool be reconstructed or only connections to the failed node?
Does the application server internally use these OCI callbacks and wrap them up into special Exceptions? Is there anything an application programmer has to do in order to make his data access code ready for TAF, especially in case of failover while the db is processing transactional code?
Any insights and/or code snippets would be greatly appreciated!
Ah, one last question. From a HA perspective is it generally a bad idea to put application logic into the database (use CDM RuleFrame and so on) as there is no support in preserving package states or do you think this makes no difference as one has always to repeat everything since the last commit point no matter in which tier the code resides?
During the next days Im going to set up the above environment for testing. A 10.0.2.1 RAC on RHE4 is already up and running fine. AS 10.1.3.0.0 on RHE4 is following today or tomorrow.
Many thanks for all answers!
Regards,
Eric

Hi,
well, I thought I could dig into the OC4J documentation before installing the server. After reading the OC4J Service Guide for 10.1.2 and 10.1.3 I'm a little bit confused.
First I read the 10.1.2 Service Guide and almost everything seemed to be clear. I found a lot of answers to the questions above. I'd like to sum them up. Please correct me if I got something wrong!
- TAF only works on top of OCI driver
- TAF can be used with connection pooling
- OC4J takes care of connection pool cleanup (OC4J and OCI Pool)
These two pools are mentioned. It's not clear to me how they work together. Do one of you know some source where I can get more information about this?
- after a failover all connections in the pool are checked by OC4J and only alive ones will survive
- in case of a failover TAF issues an exception
- the application has to catch this exception and acknowledge with a rollback, after that the transaction can be restarted (this seems to be the responsibility of the applications code, oc4j will not replay something automatically; If I got it right, CMP entity beans will be an exception to this rule - there OC4J will proceed transparently...)
- the application can use OCI callbacks to customize the failover behavior (well I would like to see some source code example here, as I can't imagine how this could look like)
After that I read the 10.1.3 service guide. The section about datasources in conjunction with HA is much shorter. Besides TAF new? mechanism is introduced, namely Fast Connection Failover (FCF). There is not much information about it but references to the JDBC Guide, because FCF is a feature of the implicit JDBC connection cache. Where cache seems to be just another word for pool.
By the way, the example on p. 4-36 looks wrong at first glance. Enabling FCF and setting:
<property name="fastConnectionFailoverEnabled" value="false"/> ???
Seems to be a typo in the docu, or?
I got the impression, that the text is written as if FCF being TAF's successor, without explicitly saying this. Is this right?
So I proceeded reading the JDBC Developer Guide to lean more about FCF. Here is what I learned:
- since 10g available
- FCF is driver independend (you can also use the thin driver)
- prerequisites are implicit connection cache (pool) enabled, ONS must be configured
- in case of a failover the transcation will be rolled back automatically (not by the application); whereas using TAF you have to use a rollback to acknowledge the error
- only one exception ORA-17008 to catch
- application has to obtain a new connection from the cache (pool), where as using TAF the old connection object can be used, and resend the transaction (same as with TAF)
So when to use what? The comparison on p. 27-8 was not very helpful to find an answer to this question.
On p. 28-1 one can read that TAF does not work with the OCI Connection Pool. That's seems to be contradictory to the statement in Service Guide of 10.1.2 that OC4J takes care of both pools (OC4J and OCI). Or has something changed in 10.1.3 in that regard? May be this is because of the changes in Cache or Pool Management?
What is the advantage of using TAF within OC4J in 10g, if there is any?
What about select statements with FCF? You can only read about transactions. I'd assume the application would get the same exception executing a query (ORA-17008) as executing a transaction, right? So TAF should have the advantage of transparently proceeding selects after a failover. Am I right?
I'd love to see more examples and comparisons of TAF and FCF.
Regards,
Eric

What are the API's and OS Supported by Oracle TimesTen

1.) What are all the API supported by oracle TimesTen?
is the below are correct and whether other than this is there any other API supports oracle TimesTen
JDBC,
ODBC,
OLAP,
ADO.net,
C++...............
2.) What are the Platform supports?
is the below are correct and whether other than this is there any other OS supports oracle TimesTen
Linux x86-32 and x86-64:
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 and 5
SUSE Enterprise Server 10 and 11
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Oracle Solaris 10
Solaris x86-64:
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AIX 6.1 and 7.1
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Oracle Solaris 10
IBM AIX 32-bit (client only):
AIX 6.1 and 7.1
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4.) Maximum number of rows in a table. 2 Power 28 = 268,435,256 for 32 Bit / (2 power 31-1) = 2,147,483,647 for 64 Bit
if the Row value exceeds more than the specified value what will happen ? whether we need to have multiple tables
Say TableA reaches 268,435,256 values and if few more rows are added then the value can be kept in new table TableB and so on..... or how?
Thanks

Dear 933663,
1. What are all the API supported by oracle TimesTen?
JDBC
ODBC
ADO.net
OCI
PRO*C
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PL/SQL
SQL
2. What are the Platform supports?
TimesTen 11.2.2.2.0 supports - Windows (32-bit, 64-bit), Linux x86 (32-bit, 64-bit), Solaris Sparc (64-bit), Solaris x86 (64-bit), IBM AIX Power (64-bit) (http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/products/timesten/downloads/index.html)
The detailed information I could find only in 11.2.1 documentation (http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E18283_01/timesten.112/e13063/install.htm):
Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows Server 2003 and 2008 for Intel IA-32 and EM64T and AMD64 CPUs.
Asianux 2.0 and 3.0 for Intel IA-32 and EM64T and AMD64 CPUs.
SuSE LINUX Enterprise Server 10 for Intel IA-32 and EM64T and AMD64 CPUs.
SuSE LINUX Enterprise Server 10 for Itanium2 CPUs
Solaris 9 and 10 for UltraSparc CPUs
Solaris 10 for AMD64 CPUs
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 and 5 for Intel Itanium2 CPUs.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 and 5 for Intel IA-32 and EM64T and AMD64 CPUs.
Oracle Enterprise Linux 4 and 5 for Intel IA-32 and EM64T and AMD64 CPUs.
MontaVista Linux Carrier Grade Edition Release 4.0 and 5.0 for Intel IA-32, EM64T and AMD64 CPUs.
HP-UX 11i v2 and 11iv3 for PA-RISC
HP-UX 11i v2 and 11iv3 for Itanium2
AIX 5L 5.3 and 6.1 for POWER CPUs
3.) What is the latest Version in Oracle TimesTen?
11.2.2.2.0 (http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/products/timesten/downloads/index.html)
4) Maximum number of rows in a table. 2 Power 28 = 268,435,256 for 32 Bit / (2 power 31-1) = 2,147,483,647 for 64 Bit
Actually, I couldn't find any information about rows limits for TimesTen tables and I've never faced with this problem.
Best regards,
Gennady

BPM 7.2, analytics, multilingual support

Good day!
We are creating reports by using new BI content and we have a questions about multilingual support.
As we can see the task definition name of a BPM task is the physical name of the task (I mean it is the name of the file task_name.task). Of course we can use user texts, but they appear as a task instance name, not the task definition. Instance task name always have variables so it's not possible to group task properly.
The problem appears with the process definition also - it shows us the name of the process model...
Are there any options to have process and task definition names be translated?

Dear Kirill,
You can translate processes and tasks texts. Here the procedure for translating process texts:
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   2. Rename the duplicated file with for example the locale code at the end (for example: myprocess.bpmn_en_US.xlf).
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For tasks, the procedure is almost the same. The XLF files are located under src/tasks.
Finally, please notice that some issues were found in 7.20 regarding the texts (text bundles are not packaged and are therefore not deployed). Fixes and patches are in preparation (see note 1412368).
Best regards,
-Alexandre
PS: When the process or task texts are translated, the default texts - the one defined when the process or the task was created - are no more extracted. It's therefore recommended to create an additional XLF file with the same locale than the DC locale.
Edited by: Alexandre Gueriot on Feb 23, 2010 2:15 PM

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Hindi as NLS Language and territory parameters. I have also
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in the company I work in we've got applications developed in Forté UDS 5.1.3 and we've got Oracle 8.1.7
We're going to change Oracle version and we'd like to upgrade towards Oracle 10.
Someone has told me Forté UDS 5.1.3 is only supported on Oracle 9 and not on Oracle 10. Do you agree with that? Can you help me to undestand whether it's true or not?
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Dear all,
I have some questions and observations regarding multithreading support in Oracle JVM. I have some java code that is stored in the database and is multithreaded (in separate threads I run a plsql procedure that does a lot of precessing). If I run the code with my standalone JVM it works like a charm, everything gets executed in separate threads. But if I store the code in the database and run it (with the custom JVM Oracle implemented for the server) it does not do any threading, all I have is a single thread that runs everything sequentially.
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don wrote:
My question is: does Oracle JVM supports multithreading or not? If yes, how to achieve it? Maybe there is something handled in JDBC? (although my code useses JDBC is not multithreaded) If this is not possible with java, do you now how to run something (oracle function, procedure) concurrently with PLSQL? (I tried with DBMS_JOBS but it does not work on all my databases and our DBAs discourage the use of them). Performing multithreading my launching different sqlPlus processes is not an option (as we have no security standard regarding the authentication -> connection is made by specifying in clear text the user and password).
(Obviously the other post answers your question.)
If I am reading that correctly then you have a management issue - not a technological one.
You have a task to complete, presumably doing it efficiently is something that the company wants.
And you have two alternatives both of which the DBAs are not allowing you to use.
So at that point it is up to management to insist that the DBAs provide specific technological reasons (not hand waving) why those solutions are not suitable. And they should also be required to provide the outline of an alternative that is suitable.
Besides that you might consider why your solution cannot be implemented entirely in a single threaded PL/SQL routine. The fact that is harder is not a reason when the point of the excercise is to create something that is more efficient.

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Currently our oracle forms & reports 6i application works on oracle 8i database with oracle 9i lite.
We upgraded our database to oracle 9i r2 and lite to 10gr2.
After publishing the application when i try to open the application the forms screen disappears for ever.
I wanted to know whether oracle forms and reports 6i is supported on
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Thanks,
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