Installing french Language

[Former Member]

     Hi

I am installing French Language on my Solaris 10U10 ECC6-EHP6 instance on Oracle 11.2.

I have finished importing language in SMLT

Also completed supplementation of  French with English

Set parameter :- zcsa/installed_languages=EF

set parameter :-zcsa/second_language=F

Now when i  run the report RSCPINST and check the current NLS setting

Also i am not able to login with language FR with SAPGUI

Plz help

Thanks

Tushar

[former_member185239]

Hi Tushar,

Can you please share the solution. I am also stuck at the same point.

With Regards

Ashutosh Chaturvedi

[Former Member]

Hi Ashutosh,

I compared the OS installation files for language "fr" with another server which has french installed

There was sapserver9 folder missing , created that directory and gave similar permissions.

It worked after that

Regards

Tushar

[Former Member]

Hello,

Here is the check from a system where French connection works OK.

Did you set zcsa/installed_languages parameter ?

Best Regards,

Olivier

[Former Member]

Solved this

Issue was with the OS locale settings

Thanks All

[former_member45419]

Hi Tushar,

PLs refer below links ,

Regards

Nayeem

[Sriram2009]

Hi

Refer the SAP Note  117389 - Language texts of the graphic are missing or are English

BR

SS

[former_member188883]

Hi Tushar,

Please check whether french locales are installed in your system.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Deepak Kori

[Former Member]

Hi Deepak,

How do i check , whether French Locale is installed on my system.

I already have imported the French language pack as stated above

can you plz guide me how to check and if not installed ...how to install French locale on my system

Thanks and Regards
Tushar

[DavidLY]

Hello,

As you can see in RSCPINST, there is a problem with the locale on OS
level. You can see this in the attachment as it displays as "Set locale failed" for the FR locale.

Please therefore ensure that the locale is correctly installed and in
the correct path. Another possibility is that the locale is there
correctly but has somehow become "bad". If this is the case, reinstalling it will help.

Also review SAP note: 39473 and 39718 for locales.

And also SAP note: 40815 which provides NLS_CHECK, a tool for checking locales.

Regards,

David