Re: 2.6.1 issue with existing session aliases

>      I have face exactily the same issue. I have got rid of this error
> message forcing the use of a "." as a decimal separator.
>
>      I got this through this menu:
>
> Global Preferences -> Data Type Controls (it is a tab)
>
>     Then you scroll down and under
>
> "FLOAT, REAL, DOUBLE, NUMERIC, DECIMAL"
>
>      You chose
>
> "Use default format (3.14159)"
>
>
>      But the funniest thing is that this workaround was only needed
> immediately after install.
>
>      Once you have made a connection without the error message you can
> return the setting to whichever you prefer.
>
>      I hope this can help someone.

It helped me, thanks.

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