Creating a Complete Language Translation File
By creating a complete language translation file, you can save translations to load into other Lawson Environments, either on the same or a different computer.
For more information, see the sections The Text File Translation Process and Complete Language Translation Files
To create a complete language translation file
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Create an ASCII text file to translate.
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At the Qshell command line, type:
dmplang [-a|u] [-p productline] dumpfile language [language...]
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Type the following selections:
Program Option Description a
Dump application translations only. u
Dump Environment translations only. p productline
For application translations, the product line for the application translations you want to dump. Field Description dumpfile
File to store the translations in. language
Language whose translation records you want to dump. You can specify one or more languages. -
Press Enter.
The program runs and displays a message when it completes.
- Transfer the file to the Environment where you want to load it.
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Load the language translation file into the Lawson
Environment.
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At the Qshell command line, type:
ldlang [-l language] [-aodr] dumpfile [overrideproductline]
Note: If the language in the Language parameter does not exist, ldlang creates it and loads records with that language name into the GEN database. If the language in the Language parameter does exist, then you may append records for that language with the-a
option or overwrite records for that language with the-o
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Type the following selections:
Program Option Description l language
Load records into the specified language (either new or pre-defined). a
Add new records only. o
Overwrite existing records. d
Report on duplicate records (no update). r
Report on the records to load. Field Description dumpfile
File containing the translations. overrideproductline
Product line to load the translation records to. -
Press Enter.
The program runs and displays a message when it completes.
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