I got the error "unable to load locale categories" when I tried to change my DB_LOCALE to Arabic (ar_ae.8859-6).
Also, I check my INFORMIXDIR env. variable.
My current DB_LOCALE is EN_US.8859-1 which I got after installation.
I check my gls folder for ar_ae code set but I didn't find it.
I'm using trial Informix version.
Where I could download ar_ae locale, or is it not possible for the trial version?
You'd need to download the ILS (International Language Supplement) if the ar_ae.8859-6 locale is not supplied with the base product — and I don't see it with a default installation on Mac OS X.
A Google search on 'ibm informix ils international language supplement' seems to come up with good hits. Make sure you get the ILS for your version of Informix.
For example:
README for IBM Informix International Language Supplement
You may need to contact IBM/Informix Technical Support, or otherwise search for the download on the IBM web site (roughly where you download other Informix products).
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I want to know how to find all TeX Live keywords. I'm using Windows 10 and TeX Live 2019. I have tried this command tlmgr search --list --keyword but I did not receive the except result.
This syntax is no longer possible.
Looking at https://tug.org/texlive/tlmgr-news.html it says
tlmgr revision 35841 (released 24dec14): remove taxonomy searching, since upstream data is no longer maintained.
An archived version of the taxonomy list is available from https://web.archive.org/web/20121120023458/http://az.ctan.org/keyword
I'm unable to set hindi as a locale in VSCode.
I know that it is added in the list of community driven languages as suggested in
https://github.com/Microsoft/Localization/wiki/Visual-Studio-Code-Community-Localization-Project
However, I can't understand how to include and use it in VSCode.
Kindly help with the steps required to add the same.
Btw, there is no hindi language pack available in the marketplace,is there some other way to get it?
As far as it stands there is no other way to get it other than marketplace unless the following is published as stated here on point no. 5:
After translation coverage reach 50% and below files are fully localized, we will publish language pack of this language in Marketplace. We encourage community members to publish language pack by yourself.
when I use datastage to connect to informix database, there comes an error:
main_program: PATH search failure:
main_program: Error loading "orchinformix": Could not load "orchinformix": libifasf.so: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS32.
main_program: Could not locate operator definition, wrapper, or Unix command for "infxread"; please check that all needed libraries are preloaded, and check the PATH for the wrappers
What may cause this problem? Wait for help. Thanks a lot!
The key part of the error messages is:
libifasf.so: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS32.
You're running a 64-bit system (or, at least, 64-bit executables), but you have a 32-bit version of the Informix ClientSDK or Informix Connect libraries installed, and your orchinformix code is trying to load the 32-bit libifasf.so library, and failing.
To fix, you need to find out which libifasf.so your code is trying to use, and you need to find out whether there's a 64-bit version installed somewhere on the machine. If there's no 64-bit version, then you'll need to install it, of course.
You then need to adjust things so that the correct library is loaded rather than the incorrect one. It isn't clear what that'll take. Look carefully at the configuration and installation instructions.
Normally, libifasf.so and other Informix libraries are installed in either $INFORMIXDIR/lib or a sub-directory of that (e.g. $INFORMIXDIR/lib/esql or $INFORMIXDIR/lib/client). You may need to set the INFORMIXDIR environment variable to where the 64-bit software is installed, or you may have to play with other environment variables (LD_LIBRARY_PATH, DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH, SHLIB_PATH, etc), or you may have to tweak a configuration file (/etc/ld.so.conf or similar).
If this isn't sufficient help, please identify the platform (o/s and version) that you're using, and also where the Informix database server is running (is it the same machine or a different machine), and the versions of Informix database and connectivity that are in use. In this context, it is important that 12.10.FC4 and 12.10.UC4 are slightly different; the F indicates 64-bit and the U 32-bit Unix (and W would indicate 32-bit Windows). Please include all the version number information for the products.
In the document Support Statement for Visual Basic 6.0 on Windows... it states:
Localization Support Binaries
The following binaries are necessary for supporting Visual Basic 6.0
applications running on localized versions of the Windows operating
system. They are supported but are not shipped in Windows. These files
are required to be shipped with your application setup.
That seems pretty clear in itself.
For instance, mfc42jpn.dll is required for Japan, mfc42ita.dll for Italy, etc.
However, I cannot find any source of these files from Microsoft. Where can they be sourced?
Note - there are some random DLL download websites which turn up the correct filenames, but I'd far prefer an authoritative source.
You should apply SP6. According to this, it covers all English versions of these products, as well as all localized versions.
On the VB6 installation CD those files can be found in the \OS\SYSTEM folder.
For the OP's given example of MFC42.dll it includes:
MFC42.DLL
MFC42CHS.DLL
MFC42CHT.DLL
MFC42DEU.DLL
MFC42ENU.DLL
MFC42ESP.DLL
MFC42FRA.DLL
MFC42ITA.DLL
MFC42JPN.DLL
MFC42KOR.DLL
I would like for my Win7-x64 dev box to remain in the current locale (pl-PL), but at the same time for whole .NET tools to run in English locale.
I previous releases this could be achieved by not installing a language pack add-on that came up in windows update. This time it did sneak up and I cannot find it in windows update history and appwiz.cpl, or it is installed differently.
Can you tell how to uninstall other than English locales for .NET installation or setup .NET & it's tools to use only English locale?
What I'm NOT interested in (and there are already such answers on SO):
How to setup current process or application locale, within this application (aka. CurrentCulture ). I do want applications I release to use user's current locale.
Change current thread locale. For the same reason as above.
PS. I would like to avoid re-installation of .NET/VS2010 if possible ;)
As far as I know there is no way to get rid of localized messages when you have "localized" version of Windows. Possibly, Windows 7 Ultimate (I am not sure about other versions) should allow changing the whole UI language, and it should do the trick (as this is what CLR uses to determine current locale).
Uninstall the Polish language pack:
Start - Control Panel - Programs and Functions - Microsoft .NET Framework (4 Client Profile) Language Pack PLU - Uninstall
You may need to repeat the uninstallation for each version of .NET Framework that you find there.
For web applications you can put this in the web.config
<configuration>
<system.web>
<globalization uiCulture="en-US" />