on 10-08-2007 10:17 AM
Hi Guys..
please help me out on one issue:
What shud be the logic to call same script(Vendor Acct Stmnt) in two language for one company code. I have translated the form in German and English. Now when i see print it is coming only in German. what i come to know is that Company code is maintained in 'DE' in table T001. All std text are taking language reference from T001-SPRAS whch is presently only in 'DE'. While in program during 'OPEN_FORM' languange reference coming from LFA1-SPRAS.
Is it like that we shud maintain Company code and Vendor in both the language,
what i feel can't be done.
Or shall i take language reference from System Logon Language. For the I need to make changes in std calling program??
Please suggest...
Thanx in advance for valuable inputs..
Hi,
since it is vendor account statement, u can take language from lfa1.
In open_form fm pass this value
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Hello Prashant,
In the printer program you can handle the languge. When you call the function
'OPEN_FORM' it has a language option. Automatically it is set to sy-langu which is the logon language, If you change it, you can handle the language. If you want to open twice in a row with different language, I think you have to call twice your Form with two different language.
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Hi,
there r two ways mantain the languages
1) goto tcode SE63 where give the languges according to u vendor or plant.
2) whenver u maintan the u standard text ther u can choose the languages according to vendor or plant .
write the conditiond like where lifnr = spars
like this
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