Jankovsky
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Discoverer EUL - multilanguage
I want to create EUL(Business area) to multilanguage use (2 languages).
User can access to data, using selected language.
He must see Item name in this language.
I don't want to support two EULs. It's very large.
Do You have any suggestion to multilanguage support of EUL?
User can access to data, using selected language.
He must see Item name in this language.
I don't want to support two EULs. It's very large.
Do You have any suggestion to multilanguage support of EUL?
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Hi Jankovsky,
It is not required to have two EULs in order to see the data in two different languages.
However, the data should be entered in the proper language and the database characterset should support it.
Even without entering data in two different languages, you can run a workbook in two languages but the
output may not make sense.
I am sure it will work.
Regards.
It is not required to have two EULs in order to see the data in two different languages.
However, the data should be entered in the proper language and the database characterset should support it.
Even without entering data in two different languages, you can run a workbook in two languages but the
output may not make sense.
I am sure it will work.
Regards.
Hi Jankovsky,
It is not required to have two EULs in order to see the data in two different languages.
However, the data should be entered in the proper language and the database characterset should support it.
Even without entering data in two different languages, you can run a workbook in two languages but the
output may not make sense.
I am sure it will work.
Regards.
It is not required to have two EULs in order to see the data in two different languages.
However, the data should be entered in the proper language and the database characterset should support it.
Even without entering data in two different languages, you can run a workbook in two languages but the
output may not make sense.
I am sure it will work.
Regards.
ASKER
Are You sure?
It's about language, not about character set.
It's more about metadata (EUL), than about data.
My suggestions:
1.Make primary EUL and translate it to secondadry EUL after each change.
2.Create multilanguage EUL (I asked especialy this possibility)
Regards