There are two components to Multilingual Support in any LANSA system:
The Developer's Environment
This defines the set of languages available to be used in the Development of LANSA applications. Currently the Developer's Environment supports English, French and Japanese development.
The End User's Environment
This defines the set of languages a delivered application can be executed in. In this environment Multilingual Support facilitates the execution of an application in one or more of the following:
- Multiple languages
- Bi-directional languages (IBM i 5250 applications only)
- Languages which use a Double Byte Character Set (DBCS)
- About this Guide
- Introduction
- Setting Up LANSA to Run Multilingual Applications
- Multilingual Variables
- The Data Dictionary and Multilingual Applications
- Creating Multilingual Application Programs
- Tips and Techniques
- Special Facilities
Edition Date October 22, 2018
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