# 
#  Copyright (c) 1994 by Oracle Corporation 
#    NAME
#      nw10004.d - Example territory object file
#    DESCRIPTION
#      This is an example of a text-format territory definition.
#    NOTES
#      This example is taken from the definition of France.
#    MODIFIED   (MM/DD/YY)
#     pma        03/01/95 -  Increment version number
#     tlai       08/27/94 -  Increment version number
#     tlai       07/25/94 -  Creation

#
# Version number.  Refers to the file format version.
#
version = 1.1.0.0.0

#
# Type.  Must be "territory".
#
type = territory

#
# Information field.  You may put anything you want in here, up to 70 bytes
# (including the null terminator).
#
info = ""

#
# Territory ID
#
terrid = 4

#
# ID of character set that the text strings in this file are specified in.
#
terrch = 31

#
# Week start day number.  0 = Sunday
#
terrws = 1

#
# Sign code for numeric values.  0 = sign preceeds value, 1 = sign follows
# value
#
terrsg = 1

#
# Week calculation code.  0 = non-ISO, 1 = ISO
#
terrwc = 1

#
# Measurement system indicator.  0 = English (Imperial), 1 = metric (SI)
#
terrms = 1

#
# Rounding indicator.  Values greater than this round up.
#
terrrn = 4

#
# Minimum accounting unit, expressed in terms of monetary precision.  Actual
# value is obtained by multiplying by 10^(-monetary precision).
#
terrau = 1

#
# International monetary precision (number of fractional digits for
# international currency values)
#
terrif = 2

#
# Monetary precision (number of fractional digits for local currency values)
#
terrlf = 2

#
# Sign codes for debits (negative monetary values) and credits (positive
# monetary values):
#   0 = parentheses surround the quantity and currency symbol
#   1 = sign string precedes the quantity and currency symbol
#   2 = sign string succeeds the quantity and currency symbol
#   3 = sign string immediately precedes the currency symbol
#   4 = sign string immediately succeeds the currency symbol
#
terrsd = 1
terrsc = 1

#
# Currency flags (bit field):
#   0x0001 = Currency precedes debit
#   0x0002 = Currency precedes credit
#   0x0004 = Space separates currency from debit
#   0x0008 = Space separates currency from credit
#
terrfl = 3

#
# Territory name
#
terrna = "FRANCE"

#
# ISO abbreviation for territory name
#
terrab = "FR"

#
# Decimal character
#
terrde = ","

#
# Group separator character
#
terrgr = "."

#
# Number grouping fields, in ISO C-string format
#
terrnn = "\003"

#
# International currency symbol
#
terrcu = "FRF"

#
# Local currency symbol
#
terrlc = "F"

#
# Monetary decimal character
#
terrmd = ","

#
# Monetary group separator character
#
terrmg = "."

#
# Monetary grouping fields, in ISO C-string format
#
terrmn = "\003"

#
# List separator character (AKA field separator character)
#
terrls = ";"

#
# Debit symbol (symbol used for negative monetary values)
#
terrdb = "-"

#
# Credit symbol (symbol used for positive monetary values)
#
terrcr = ""

#
# Character separating international currency symbol from value
#
terrsp = " "

#
# lxhsftime() %c format (date + time)
#
terrla = "%A %d %B %Y %H:%M:%S"

#
# lxhsftime() %x format (date)
#
terrld = "%A %d %B %Y"

#
# lxhsftime() %X format (time)
#
terrlt = "%H:%M:%S"

#
# Oracle default date format
#
terrod = "DD/MM/YY"

#
# Oracle default time format
#
terrot = "HH24:MI:SS"
