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set language error

RavishShettyR
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hi ,

for the following code i get a dump. I m not able to realize why is the dump created.

Code:

Set Locale language 'J'

{ the problem occurs only for language code 'J'. For others suchs as 'E' and 'D', I donot get a dump }

I have checked the entry of 'J' in t002 table and the entry is maintained.

Please advise.

Thanks

Ravish

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former_member480923
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Please take a look at the 2 solutions propsed by SAP

<i>1) The system tried to use operation "SET LOCALE" to switch to language "J".

It analyzed tables TCP0D and "TCP0C" to find the language ("J") for character set 6200.

Table TCPDB lists the character sets (codepages) permitted in this system. 6200 is not one of them.

2)Language "J" should be available for use

Run report RSCP0020 to check the settings of table TCP0D.

Use Transaction SM30 to check whether table TCP0C

contains incorrect values.

Read note 45619 to get details about languages and character sets in general. See also notes 42305 and 39766, related notes 42305, 39766, and others for information on tables TCP0C and TCP0D.

If you need to use more than one character set at the same

time, see notes 31280 and 38001.</i>

Hope this will help in answering your problem

Anirban

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former_member480923
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Please take a look at the 2 solutions propsed by SAP

<i>1) The system tried to use operation "SET LOCALE" to switch to language "J".

It analyzed tables TCP0D and "TCP0C" to find the language ("J") for character set 6200.

Table TCPDB lists the character sets (codepages) permitted in this system. 6200 is not one of them.

2)Language "J" should be available for use

Run report RSCP0020 to check the settings of table TCP0D.

Use Transaction SM30 to check whether table TCP0C

contains incorrect values.

Read note 45619 to get details about languages and character sets in general. See also notes 42305 and 39766, related notes 42305, 39766, and others for information on tables TCP0C and TCP0D.

If you need to use more than one character set at the same

time, see notes 31280 and 38001.</i>

Hope this will help in answering your problem

Anirban