Language Selection utility (dblang)

dblang [ options ] language-code

Option	Description
-m	Writes the language code to the registry under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.
-q	Runs in quiet mode—messages are not displayed.
-u	Writes the language code to the registry under HKEY_CURRENT_USER. This is the default location.

Language code	Language
EN	English
DE	German
ES	Spanish
FR	French
IT	Italian
JA	Japanese
KO	Korean
LT	Lithuanian
PL	Polish
PT	Portuguese
RU	Russian
TW	Traditional Chinese
UK	Ukrainian
ZH	Simplified Chinese

If you do not specify -m or -u, then the language code is written to the registry under HKEY_CURRENT_USER. You can specify both -m and -u to write the language code to both locations.

Running the dblang utility without a language code reports the current settings. These settings are as follows:

SQL Anywhere This setting controls which language resource library is used to deliver informational and error messages from the SQL Anywhere database server. The language resource library is a DLL with a name of the form dblgXX12.dll, where XX is a two-letter language code.
Ensure that you have the appropriate language resource library on your computer when you change the settings.
Sybase Central and Interactive SQL This setting controls the resources used to display user interface elements for Sybase Central and Interactive SQL.
For information about how language changes affect the fast launcher, see Using the fast launcher option.

For information about how language changes affect the fast launcher, see Using the fast launcher option.

Exit codes are 0 (success) or non-zero (failure). See Software component exit codes.

This utility does not accept the @data parameter to read in options from a configuration file.

The following command displays a window containing the current settings:

dblang

The following command changes the settings to German, and displays a window containing the previous and new settings:

dblang de

Language Selection utility (dblang)

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