Decimal separator ADF

I use Jdeveloper 11.1.2.3.0 I need the numbers to have a comma so as thousands separator and dot (.) as a decimal I tried to adjust es_ES and en_US locale in facesconfig

I use a < f: convertnumber pattern = "#0.00".

but this threshold does not work it ask for the comma as decimal separator!

Check out http://blog.olrichs.nl/2013/02/display-correct-symbol-in-front-of-your.html that should get you work.

Timo

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Select dump (consignment_net_value) in the dump_ext;

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I am a model in the XML Editor, for a report of accounts receivable in the E-Business Suite. So I use MS Word with the Publisher Oracle XML model builder plug-in software component.

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in the next time use appropriate forum - Forum: Editor of BI - BI Publisher

>
The data comes from the E-Business suite by using the comma as decimal separator. For example: 123,99
My goal is to have the period as the decimal separator. For example: 123.99
>
use
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Our data base and apex bodies are configured to use a decimal separator in numeric values (NLS_LANGUAGE = AMERICAN)
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exception
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The ust of error message displayed on the page and not on the error page

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Published by: Gus C 4 December 2012 12:02 AM
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3 where parameter = "NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS;

VALUE
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,.

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---------- ----------
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It does not work. But the use of a period as the decimal separator works:

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Kind regards

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Hi, Nestor,

user594312 wrote:
... I thought that the number format applied to results of sql, as well as the numbers you have used sql clauses.

No.; it applies to the results and it can affect implicit conversions, but it does not apply to the SQL code.
The period (or dot, '.') is the decimal separator in literals always digital. There is no way to change this.

Think how confusing it would be if it applied to the SQL code. For example:
```
WHERE   num_col  IN (1,2)
```
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If you really want to use the comma as the decimal separator, you may have to use strings, not numbers, and it could be much less effective.
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```
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Depending on my location of the application, the numbers are formatted into 1.234,56
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<? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "windows-1252"? >
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mySkin < skin-family > < / skin-family >
< number-grouping-separator >, < / number-grouping-separator >
> decimal separator <. < / decimal separator >
< / Trinity-config >

The file above is declared in the file web.xml (although I'm not sure this is really necessary):

< context-param >
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Where the model is defined at the level of the Entity object: EO employees > attribute salary > UI tips > Format: #, # 0.00

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Marge,

A number of things I found after I played with him (very simple example: HR schema / table Employees / salary attribute):

(a) the docs are wrong - there should be trinidad-config. XML
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Romano,

Your results seem to confirm my understanding.

Is that what this means that you can open the file in comma-State and close again without editing, then the client will get that (in other words a simple solution to the question)?

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I would replace the separator of decimal point with a comma (",") instead of the current decimal point ('.) ')

This is why numbers now appear as 100,00 instead of the 100.00 that appears as a default.

How can this be achieved in 11.1.1.5.0?

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obiee_user_ab wrote:
Hello

I would replace the separator of decimal point with a comma (",") instead of the current decimal point ('.) ')

This is why numbers now appear as 100,00 instead of the 100.00 that appears as a default.

How can this be achieved in 11.1.1.5.0?

Thank you

AB

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http://gerardnico.com/wiki/database/Oracle/nls_numeric_characters

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I was wondering if there is a way to put the separator from ', 'to'. ', without having to change the language of the application.
I saw this thread: Re: how to change the separator for decimal numbers to enter aplication?
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I need to use the value of the digital item on search criteria, and it must have a decimal point, without getting the error number not valid.

Any help is appreciated,

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Cleopatra wrote:

APEX version: 4.0

Don't know much about the NLS settings, this should be the case for my application.

For the entire application, try to use
```
begin
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I need to use the value of the digital item on search criteria, and it must have a decimal point, without getting the error number not valid.

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I installed W7 CF9 using an Access database.
In a table, I have a monetary value of -488.7
Windows is French, but I put the delimiter for the decimal AND currency values to dot instead of a comma.
If I get this error in the CF:
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I checked the ODBC connection, and found nothing.
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> If you do a simple query and cfdump the result, do you have a point or a comma?

Yes, I want to.

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If the number is 344.985430, I need just the 344
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BYJ_wntrsnt wrote:

I have a number such as 6711.00425532, how can I get the 6711 without this number rounded upwards or downwards. In other words, I don't like with any number after the period, all I need is either the number before the period, as is.

If the number is 23.02345, I need to get all 23

If the number is 344.985430, I need just the 344

Is this possible?

Difficulty there.

Fix (6711.00425532): #fix (6711.00425532) #.

Fix (23.02345): #fix (23.02345) #.

Fix (344.985430): #fix (344.985430) #.

Fix(-6711.00425532): #fix(-6711.00425532) #.

Fix(-23.02345): #fix(-23.02345) #.

Fix(-344.985430): #fix(-344.985430) #.

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Federico, this isn't really a question JDev or ADF. This can be solved by setting the cell format to the cell, you write the number. Like oyu would in excel

style.setDataFormat(HSSFDataFormat.getBuiltinFormat("#,##0.00"));

more info on HSSFDataFormat (javadocexamples.COM JAVA DOC BY EXAMPLES) - API, usage, demonstrations and code examples

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