In this post the following questions will be answered.
Error "Select one of the installed languages"
How to Check Language Installed in SAP.
How to find list of languages installed in the SAP system?
1) You can check using tcode SMLT.
or
2) German and English are predefined in SAP.
or
3) Check FM RSAQ_READ_INSTALLED_LANGUAGES in T002C table.
or
4) Execute the program rscpinst.
To use SAP with other languages, you must perform a language import or
supplement (use transaction SMLT). Changes in the language environment
usually require changes in the code page setup, which requires changes
in some database tables and in the profile files. The language
environment that comes with the standard SAP installation includes
German and English.
Before starting the language import, read the following SAP Notes
18601
Frequently Asked Questions on Language Import
Recommendations / additional information
43853
Consulting: Language Transport and Customizing Tables
Consulting
352941
Consulting: Languages and Support Packages
Consulting
PREREQUISITES
To correct the language, you need to access the Support Package files. These files can be in several different formats:
• Transport requests
• EPS package in the EPS Inbox
• CAR or SAR archive in the tmp sub directory of the transport directory
• Collection CD.
Make sure you are installing languages in 000 client. Once you installed languages you can not revert back.
First go to SMLT and check the installed languages, by default you find English and German.
First we need to Add the language in I18N to start with installation
Go to the language which you want to install
Top of the screen you can see language -->Import Packages.
After you have specified a start time and (optional) target server,
choose Execute to import the language package(s) you have selected.
The first three of these options are supported automatically. If you
use a Collection CD to access Support Package data, you must specify the
path to the CD.
Step: Searching for existing files at the operating system level.
To import Support Packages, you require data in the following form
- R3trans data file of the Support Package request, or
- the PAT file of the Support Package, or the CAR archive of the Support Package.
The tool first searches for R3trans data files in the data directory of
the transport directory, followed by PAT files in the EPS Inbox
(usually $(TRANS_DIR)/EPS/in), and finally CAR archives in the directory
$(TRANSDIR)/tmp.
You
have the option of searching for CAR archives in other paths. Enter a
path and start the search. The system also searches for sub directories,
so that you only need to specify a single path to search a Support
Package Collection CD.
Caution: When searching for suitable CAR archives, the system assumes
that a CAR archive with the name Kxxxxxx.CAR contains the Support
Package SAPKxxxxxx. This is always the case with Sap Net downloads and
Support Package Collection CDs.
In the next dialog box, enter the path for the language packages.
Choose Find Package(s) to search for any available packages in the path
you have entered
Click Yes to continue the same.
An import action is created for the appropriate language on the
overview screen of transaction SMLT. There are various functions in the
overview for managing and monitoring the import.
I clicked on job monitoring, it displays the above screen.
After successful implementation you need to import the related support packs,
The green, yellow and red lights next to the packages indicate whether
you can import them. Click the lights to display extra information.
A green light indicates that all import conditions have been met, a
yellow light indicates that there are warnings, and a red light
indicates that the package cannot be imported because checks have
detected errors.
Select one or more language packages with green or yellow lights for import.
PURPOSE
All Support Packages delivered by SAP have been translated completely.
Support Packages can be used to deliver missing translations, or correct
incorrect translations.
If you install a language after you have imported Support Packages into
your system, you may have overwritten new Support Package translations
with obsolete translations. The language is then inconsistent.
To correct the language data, you need to import the language part of
the Support Package. This program supports you in this with the
following functions:
• Check language data to see whether it is correct.
• Determine which Support Packages are in the system, and which Support Package translations need correcting.
INTEGRATION
To access this program, call transaction SMLT and choose Goto -> Other Tools.
Important: Not all required files need to be available at the same
time. You can start the import with the first X files and then continue
later with file X+1. A restart function is available for doing this.
Using the Program, go to SE38 and run the below report
Use the report RSTLAN_IMPORT_OCS to extract the language-relevant information from each support package
select the language which you want to do the import language support packages
Step: Selecting the Support Packages
All Support Packages are categorized with a traffic light as follows:
Green: No import is required for these Support Packages
Yellow: No import required
Red: Import required
All Support Packages with red lights are already selected. You can also
select Support Packages with yellow lights (however, this is not
normally necessary).
Go to the next screen (F6). When you do this, the system searches for usable files in the file system.
Proceed to the next screen (F6).
Step: Starting the import
The import queue appears. Choose F6 to start the import process.
Step: Importing
All Support Packages are processed, one by one. The import is online,
as in transaction SPAM. There should not be any timeout problems. The
import of a Support Package involves the following steps:
• Copy the CAR archive to $(TRANS_DIR)/tmp, if necessary.
• Extract the CAR archive, if necessary. This creates a PAT file.
• Disassemble the PAT file, if necessary. This creates an R3trans data file.
• Import the R3trans file in special mode.
Files created temporarily by the import process (CAR archive in
$(TRANS_DIR)/tmp, PAT files and R3trans files) are deleted as soon as
possible to avoid overflows in the file system. However, large import
logs are written to the log directory of the transport directory.
Possible Errors
Some errors are possible during the import process. If an error occurs,
the program stops, and an error message appears in the status bar. You
can restart the import process after you have removed the error.
Double-click the error message in the status bar to display information
about the error and troubleshooting measures.
Logs
Transaction SMLT creates a new action with the name
OCS_IMPORT_<(> <<)>ISO code>_ under the import
actions for the language. The processed Support Packages are listed
under this action.
Includes used within report:
No INCLUDES are used within this report code!
Check out this link below:
Along with the languages installed it even tells how to install new ones/customize new languages.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/49/e607426338da6fe10000000a1550b0/content.htm
Also check this link:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/9e/9f653ade969f4de10000000a114084/content.htm
For internal modeling follow this procedure
The language settings enable you to set the following parameters for accessing worklists:
Source language
Target language
Translation area
Another target language in which translations or proposal pool entries can be displayed for reference purposes
The source and target language settings also apply to your statistics display in transaction SLLS.
Procedure:
1. Call up transaction SE63.
2. Choose Utilities u2192Settings.
3. Select the Languages tab page.
4. Enter the translation area in which you usually translate. To display a list of available translation areas, use the input help.
5. Enter source and target languages for the worklists you want to call up.
6. In the Text Display in Other Language field, enter another target language in which you want to display translations or proposal pool entries when working in the short text editor. Otherwise, you need to select the required target language in a dialog box.
Result:
These parameters take effect the next time you call up a worklist. You can change them manually if you want to call up a worklist for a target language other than your default target language
Error "Select one of the installed languages"
(This error is thrown when the end-user logging onto the SAP BW Portal
has a default logon language that hasn't been imported into the BWABAP
stack. Compare the default logon language for the user against the list
of imported languages in tcode SMLT. If their default logon
language does not exist, then they will either have to change their
default logon language or you will have to import that language into BW
so that it is recognized.)
change the language in the user parameter that was defined, which is not installed. How to Check Language Installed in SAP.
How to find list of languages installed in the SAP system?
1) You can check using tcode SMLT.
or
2) German and English are predefined in SAP.
or
3) Check FM RSAQ_READ_INSTALLED_LANGUAGES in T002C table.
or
4) Execute the program rscpinst.
you can find the languages installed on the left and on the right u can find the languages u can still support.
This will also tell, whether your system is UNICODE compatible or not.Language installation on SAP systems - Step by Step
Frequently Asked Questions on Language Import
Recommendations / additional information
Consulting: Language Transport and Customizing Tables
Consulting
Consulting: Languages and Support Packages
Consulting
• CAR or SAR archive in the tmp sub directory of the transport directory
• Collection CD.
Please to I18N tcode and click on System configuration
As per below screen shot please define the language code by clicking on add button
You can see the below screen for New NLS Configuration activation
Click on Yes to continue, Below screen will display
We
need to maintain parameter zcsa/installed_languages in the profile and
add new languages being installed in the parameter like below
NEFDiILP4S
Restart SAP for parameter to be activated.
Now we successfully configured CS language, then execute the SMLT tocode
Click on Language create TAB, which is showing in above screen shot, Then it display the screen below
Select the language from General section language tab
Do not forget to mention supplementation language in Supplementation section
Now you have successfully saved the language.
Go to the language which you want to install
Top of the screen you can see language -->Import Packages.
To import Support Packages, you require data in the following form
Please
check the above screen shot truck symbols shows that language import is
running. you can check the corresponding logs and jobs by click on the
options
Select one or more language packages with green or yellow lights for import.
Import Language Content of Support Packages
Using the Program, go to SE38 and run the below report
Related Links:
Check out this link below:
Along with the languages installed it even tells how to install new ones/customize new languages.
Also check this link:
Source language
Target language
Translation area
Another target language in which translations or proposal pool entries can be displayed for reference purposes
The source and target language settings also apply to your statistics display in transaction SLLS.
Procedure:
1. Call up transaction SE63.
2. Choose Utilities u2192Settings.
3. Select the Languages tab page.
4. Enter the translation area in which you usually translate. To display a list of available translation areas, use the input help.
5. Enter source and target languages for the worklists you want to call up.
6. In the Text Display in Other Language field, enter another target language in which you want to display translations or proposal pool entries when working in the short text editor. Otherwise, you need to select the required target language in a dialog box.
Result:
These parameters take effect the next time you call up a worklist. You can change them manually if you want to call up a worklist for a target language other than your default target language
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