format change of date by default in the oracle database and applications at all times.

Hello

my current date format is DD-MON-RR and I would change to MM/DD/RRRR permanently. (not at the session in the database level).

And please suggest me how to change in application level. - is changing the profile ICX option: Date (at the site level) format mask is sufficient?

Please suggest.

Thank you

Ramanantsoa

PL see the section called "Release Date in shape" in MOS 393861.1 Doc - also see MOS Doc 1520540.1

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