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Re: Locale for a particular CCSID or language

Erik,

Be careful with this. There isn't necessarily a 1-to-1 relationship between CCSID and locale! For example, there are several different locales (Brazil, Australia, USA) that all use CCSID 37, but have different attributes for stuff such as date & time format.

Furthermore, people can create (or download/install) their own locales, they are not restricted to those shipped with the system.

I hope your application will take all of that into account?



On 11/4/2010 10:20 AM, Erik Olsson wrote:
Does anybody of a place on the system where one can find a specific locale
object for a particular CCSID or language? There is such a table printed in
the Qshell manual but I'd rather not have to hardcode all that myself.

Eg:
CCSID Corresponding locale
500 /QSYS.LIB/NL_BE.LOCALE
1148 /QSYS.LIB/NL_BE_E.LOCALE
etc

Many thanks.

Best wishes,
Erik


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