Setting NLS_LANG env variable for adcmctl.sh

How do set the NLS_LANG env variable specifically for adcmctl.sh? Currently it gets overridden by the NLS_DATE_LANG env variable. I'd like to set it to blank if possible.
Thanks in advance!

Unfortunately there is no way to change the session character set on the fly .
So you are pretty limited on what you can do ..
1. Start up multiple instances of the report server on your machine, one per langauge.
2. Try Oracle Report which support UTF8.

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