Set Locale problem (Solaris)

Hello all,
I'm having problems to use the "pt_BR" locale at solaris. every time i try to start my weblogic with the locale set to pt_BR (LANG=pt_BR) i get an error message saying "could not set locale correctly".
Anyone here can help me ??? (PLZ!!)
Thank you

every time i try to start my weblogic with
the locale set to pt_BR (LANG=pt_BR) i get an error
message saying "could not set locale correctly".Check if the variables listed by "locale" are set to a value listed by "locale -a" otherwise you might get the error message you mentioned.
HTH Jochim

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