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  3. July 2009

Re: Another weird v5r4 Client Access problem for Japanese WindowsMachines

Burns, Bryan wrote:
<<SNIP>>

What's your primary language? Our is 2984 ENGLISH DBCS which is
often overlooked by business partners until I point it out. Our
secondary languages are 2962 Japanese Kanji DBCS and 2924
ENGLISH. The necessity for these is beyond me and I've wondered
whether we still need them but that's been our OS for 10 years at
least. With these languages installed, it's possible to change
the code page within the client properties tab. Also, I'd like
to point out that IBM provides a DBCS version of the client.

<<SNIP>>


FWiW: Since some V5R# [v5r3?] all languages ship as DBCS capable, whereby QIGC system value is '1' [and the sysval becomes read-only] for every language. Since that release [as I understand, was the intent that] there should be no reason any longer for NLV2984 as primary language solely to enable any secondary DBCS languages.

Regards, Chuck

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