NLS Error on Second Fetch from Cursor

Oracle 8i using PRO*C
We have a UNIX (HP) environment (operational account) in which the NLS_LANG was not set for the shell. One of our applications opened a cursor for update and performed its first fetch. After processing it went back to fetch an additional buffer. At this point, the application failed with the following error: "SQLCODE: ORA-01890: NLS error detected". When we set the NLS_LANG enviroment variable this error disappeared.
I need to know what the NLS_LANG enviroment variable is doing and why it is causing the second fetch to fail when it is not set so I can argue with the powers that be to have this paremeter always set for this accounts shell (i.e. globally). No-one really knows what this does here or why it would cause the cursor to fail, and so they are telling us to just set the variable in our own applications shell.
I know the real answer to this is to set it up for the operational (global) shell but...
Thanks in advance,
Bill Rosmus

it is difficult. The main problem is that you can't be sure that the function is called only once for each row.
Why don't you simply run the cursor and the function separatly in pl/sql.
CURSOR myCur IS SELECT myTable1.* FROM myTable1 ;
SUBTYPE myRecType IS myCur%ROWTYPE ;
funcResult varchar2(100); /* use the correct return datatype from your function here */
FOR myRec in myCur LOOP
 BEGIN
 funcResult := myPackage.myFunc(myRec.column1);
 EXCEPTION
 WHEN myPackage.myFunc_Exception THEN
 <... do anything when fetched but function myFunc raised this exception ...>
 END ;
 <...do anything with row currently fetched>
 END LOOP;You even have more control where to handle the exception. Also there is one pl/sql context switch less. Since the function itself is pl/sql it could even be faster to run it in pl/sql then to call it from sql (inside a select).

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2 (
3 empname VARCHAR2(100),
4 empjob VARCHAR2(50),
5 empsal NUMBER
6 )
7 /
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2 /
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