Detailed explanation of the Language CCSID Mappings feature
| Date: |
21 July 2008 |
| Product/Release: |
Visual LANSA SP5 |
| Abstract: |
Further explanation on the new SP5 feature
Language CCSID Mappings |
| Submitted By: |
LANSA Technical Support |
Description:
When a Partition Initialization is performed after updating
the Partition Definition using System Initialization, the
following dialog is displayed.
This dialog lists the codepages and CCSID that are used for
multilingual text conversions. Principally this is used when
exporting from iSeries to Windows and when using the Host
Monitor, but it is also used when exporting from Windows to
another Windows repository.
The purpose of the dialog is to:
- make you aware that LANSA has to make these decisions
and,
- precisely what decisions LANSA has made in assigning
codepages and CCSID to each language.
It is only shown the very first time that a Partition Initialization is performed after obtaining the Partition Definition using System Initialization. If you need to see the information subsequently, it is listed in the Product Information (Installation Details
in langmap.txt) accessible from the Visual LANSA Editor.
We can see the same explanation in the following documentation.
Visual LANSA Administrator Guide in 2.3 Partition Initialization
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