urtrivedi
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I am not sure about the command, but you may have noticed this line in that link
Your client tool may be overriding your carefully set NLS Parameters. For example, in SQL Developer and JDeveloper (Tools -> Preferences… -> Database -> NLS Parameters)
Check the database parameters:
select * from nls_session_parameters;
This could also help
ALTER session SET NLS_COMP=LINGUISTIC
ALTER session SET NLS_SORT=BINARY_AI
urtrivedi
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I think when you connect in java, you must always run this two query before doing anything, because change is applicable to session only. TO CHANGE IT PERMANANTELY YOU MUST HAVE SYSTEM USER ACCSESS
urtrivedi
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