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Subject: Language Error when logging in after Upgrade to 40B
Dear all,
we have recently upgraded our system from 3.1H/Oracle 7.3.3/HP-UX
10.20/CIN 2.1A to 4.0B/Oracle 8.0.4/HP-UX 10.20/CIN 2.2A.
Upgrade went fine without any major hassles.
After upgrade when I am logging in it is giving a message in an
information dialogue box "Specified Language has not been installed completely".
How to correct the error ? Everything is fine other than this.
Thanks.
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Subject: Language Error when logging in after Upgrade to 40B
I also got the same error for the same situation. Here is the solution:
The reason for this is that table TCPDB was not maintained in your
system before the upgrade and the upgrade process was unable to import
the special texts as it couldn/t find the correct codepage ( in TCPDB ).
This can be rectified by the following:
Logon to 000 client
1) Run program rscp0004 in transaction se38 and this will give u
options to insert a codepage. Look for codepage 1100 in the list and
press F2 on this line as suggested, to insert the codepage.
2) In transaction SMLT check the 'status' of the installed languages.
You will probably find that its the 'special texts' that were not
imported successfully ( because the codepage could not be found in TCPDB
at the time of the upgrade )
3) Schedule a 'full' import of the 'special texts' for the languages
that are affected. Plsease note that when scheduling these imports, the
options for Customizing and Documentation are automatically ticked for
selection. Please remove these to leave only the Special Text selected.
You can observe the progress of the imports with sm37. After successful
completion, you can logon again and there should no longer be an error.
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