Taal (Venster ID-106)

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Venster: Taal

Beschrijving: Beheer Talen

Help: Het Beheer Taal scherm stelt je in staat om meerdere parallelle talen voor gebruikers te definiëren. Ditt stelt gebruikers in staat om dezelfde data te benaderen terwijl de schermen, tabs en velden in verschillende talen verschijnen. Als een taal een Systeem Taal is kan de Gebruikersinterface op deze taal gezet worden (na vertaling) Anders wordt de taal enkel gebruikt voor het printen van documenten.

Als taalcode suggereren we het gebruik van de Java conventie voor land en taal (bijv. fr_CN - Canadees Frans)

Verifieer de vertaling creëert ontbrekende records in de vertaling. Start dit proces na het aanmaken van een nieuwe taal.



TAB: Taal

Beschrijving: Systeem and Gebruiker Talen


Help If you want to add an additional User Interface language, select "System Language". Otherwise, the system allows you to just translate elements for printing documents.


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Naam Naam Beschrijving Help Specificaties
Client Client Client/Tenant for this installation. A Client is a company or a legal entity. You cannot share data between Clients. Tenant is a synonym for Client. AD_Client_ID
numeric(10) NOT NULL
Table Direct
Organization Organization Organizational entity within client An organization is a unit of your client or legal entity - examples are store, department. You can share data between organizations. AD_Org_ID
numeric(10) NOT NULL
Table Direct
Language Taal Language for this entity The Language identifies the language to use for display and formatting AD_Language
character varying(6) NOT NULL
String
Name Name Alphanumeric identifier of the entity The name of an entity (record) is used as an default search option in addition to the search key. The name is up to 60 characters in length. Name
character varying(60) NOT NULL
String
ISO Language Code ISO Language Code Lower-case two-letter ISO-3166 code - http://www.ics.uci.edu/pub/ietf/http/related/iso639.txt The ISO Language Code indicates the standard ISO code for a language in lower case. Information can be found at http://www.ics.uci.edu/pub/ietf/http/related/iso639.txt LanguageISO
character(2)
String
ISO Country Code ISO Country Code Upper-case two-letter alphanumeric ISO Country code according to ISO 3166-1 - http://www.chemie.fu-berlin.de/diverse/doc/ISO_3166.html For details - http://www.din.de/gremien/nas/nabd/iso3166ma/codlstp1.html or - http://www.unece.org/trade/rec/rec03en.htm CountryCode
character(2)
String
Active Actief The record is active in the system There are two methods of making records unavailable in the system: One is to delete the record, the other is to de-activate the record. A de-activated record is not available for selection, but available for reports.

There are two reasons for de-activating and not deleting records: (1) The system requires the record for audit purposes. (2) The record is referenced by other records. E.g., you cannot delete a Business Partner, if there are invoices for this partner record existing. You de-activate the Business Partner and prevent that this record is used for future entries.

IsActive
character(1) NOT NULL
Yes-No
Base Language Basis Taal The system information is maintained in this language null IsBaseLanguage
character(1) NOT NULL
Yes-No
System Language System Language The screens, etc. are maintained in this Language Select, if you want to have translated screens available in this language. Please notify your system administrator to run the language maintenance scripts to enable the use of this language. If the language is not supplied, you can translate the terms yourself. IsSystemLanguage
character(1) NOT NULL
Yes-No
Date Pattern Date Pattern Java Date Pattern Option Date pattern in Java notation. Examples: dd.MM.yyyy - dd/MM/yyyy If the pattern for your language is not correct, please create a Adempiere support request with the correct information DatePattern
character varying(20)
String
Time Pattern Time Pattern Java Time Pattern Option Time pattern in Java notation. Examples: "hh:mm:ss aaa z" - "HH:mm:ss"

If the pattern for your language is not correct, please create a Adempiere support request with the correct information

TimePattern
character varying(20)
String
Decimal Point Decimale Punt The number notation has a decimal point (no decimal comma) If selected, Numbers are printed with a decimal point "." - otherwise with a decimal comma ",". The thousand separator is the opposite.

If the pattern for your language is not correct, please create a Adempiere support request with the correct information

IsDecimalPoint
character(1) NOT NULL
Yes-No
Language Maintenance Language Maintenance Maintain language translation in system You can Add Missing Translation entries (required after activating an additional System Language) - Delete Translation Records - or Re-Create the translation Records (first delete and add missing entries).

Note that Adding the Missing Translation records creates them by copying the System Language (English). You would apply the Language Pack after that process. Run Syncronize Terminology after importing the translation.

Processing
character(1)
Button


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