Translation Issues

[Former Member]

Hi All ,

In the table TVAUT the field BEZEI is used to give the Description. The Description is in many International languages.

Is there a function module or procedure which can convert from one language(text) to other language (text) or to English.

Thanks in Advance.

Kishore Kumar Yerra.

[christian_wohlfahrt]

Hi!

You make translations where you define the object. So it's in this case:

SPRO -> Sales and Distribution -> Sales -> Sales Document Header -> Define Order Reasons

Mark the lines you need to translate, then choose in menu Goto -> Translation. Mark the target language and maintain the corresponding translations (repeat for every language you need).

Regards,

Christian

[Former Member]

Hi Christian Wohlfahrt ,

It seems we are near to requirement .

but the scenario is that it is z program which generates an ALV output.

and BEZEI is one of the field , so i have to get the field value translated irrespective of the original language to English .

But the solution that is to run manually right , so how do we automate this .

Thanks in Advance

Kishore Kumar Yerra

[suresh_datti]

Hi Kishore,

Since it is a custom program , you can probably use the SET LOCALE or SET LANGUAGE statements.

Regards,

Suresh Datti

[Former Member]

Hi Kishore,

If I understood your problem correctly, you can select the record from TVAUT table with where condition as spras = <English>.

you will get the text in English if it is maintained and if it is not maintained in English, Then I'm Afraid, there is no way you can get the english text for the Order Reason.

Select single *

from tvaut

where spras = 'E'

and augru = <YOur Order Reason code>.

write:/ tvaut-bezei.

Regards,

Ravi

[Former Member]

Hi ,

Please look into transaction SE63 and SNL3.

If this work out pelase award sutiable points and close the thread.

Regards,

Irfan Hussain

[Former Member]

if u want text in english just add one condition in select statement,,

SELECT BEZEI INTO GV_BEZEI FROM DBTAB

where spras = 'E'.