Oracle error message language

How to change the language of the eroor message. I've installed oracle in english, but my regional settings were german. I'd like to switch back to english.
Thanks

Maria,
The NLS_LANG variable is made up of three components: LANGUAGE_TERRITORY.CHARACTERSET.
Therefore dependent on the character set that you specified for your database, you should set NLS_LANG as specified above.
e.g. If your database character set is 'WE8ISO8859P1' then set NLS_LANG as follows:
'AMERICAN_AMERICA.WE8ISO8859P1'

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Hi All
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Checking Table WORK_INSTRUCTION
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Li

Verbatim from the manual:
ORA-01401:     inserted value too large for column
Cause:     The value entered is larger than the maximum width defined for the column.
Action:     Enter a value smaller than the column width or use the MODIFY option with ALTER TABLE to expand the column width.You should find which value is bein attempted to be inserted into a column with a capacity shorter than the value length.
~ Madrid.

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