6.6-dm_locale

DM_LOCALE

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ERROR: [DM_LOCALE_F_UNEXPECTED_OS_FAILURE]

SEVERITY: FATAL

DESCRIPTION: SS An error was returned from the Operating System API (%s) and was unexpected. Operating System Error: (%s).

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ERROR: [DM_LOCALE_E_SERVER_FAILURE]

SEVERITY: ERROR

DESCRIPTION: An failed status was returned by the server during processing of your client locale. Please check the server log for details.

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ERROR: [DM_LOCALE_E_UNKNOWN_CODEPAGE_NAME]

SEVERITY: ERROR

DESCRIPTION: S Unknown codepage %s

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ERROR: [DM_LOCALE_E_MEMORY_EXHAUSTED]

SEVERITY: ERROR

DESCRIPTION: I Memory exhausted allocating %d bytes.

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ERROR: [DM_LOCALE_E_UNKNOWN_LOCALE_NAME]

SEVERITY: ERROR

DESCRIPTION: S Unknown locale name %s

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ERROR: [DM_LOCALE_E_UNABLE_TO_MODIFY_OS_LOCAL]

SEVERITY: ERROR

DESCRIPTION: S Unable to modify the locale using the following API call: (%s).

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ERROR: [DM_LOCALE_E_UNKNOWN_CHAR_SET]

SEVERITY: ERROR

DESCRIPTION: I Unknown character set, ordinal =%d.

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ERROR: [DM_LOCALE_W_DEFAULT_DATE_MAC]

SEVERITY: WARNING

DESCRIPTION: S Unable to get local date format from Macintosh environment. Reason code %s.

CAUSE: Your short date format is determined from the Macintosh Date/Time control panel. An error has been encountered. Your session will assume the default short date format: MM/DD/YYYY hh:mm:ss

ACTION: The reason code parameter indicates where the error was encountered. Check your Mac environment. PARAMETER: Reason code. 1 — The date order was incorrect in the internationalization resource. 2 — The specification for 24 hour clock was incorrect.

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ERROR: [DM_LOCALE_W_DEFAULT_DATE_WIN]

SEVERITY: WARNING

DESCRIPTION: S Unable to get local date format from Windows environment. Reason code %s.

CAUSE: Your short date format is determined from the Windows International control panel. An error has been encountered. Your session will assume the default short date format: MM/DD/YYYY hh:mm:ss

ACTION: The reason code parameter indicates where the error was encountered. Check your windows environment. PARAMETER: Reason code. 1 — The intl profile string could not be retrieved. 2 — An invalid iDate variable value was encountered. 3 — An invalid iTime variable value was encountered. 4 — The 24 or 12 hour clock indicator was invalid. 5 — The AM or PM string was invalid. 6 — The date separator was invalid. 7 — The time separator was invalid. 8 — The short date format string was too long. 9 — The short date format string was invalid. Value preceding the first date separator did not exist. 10 — The short date format string was invalid. Value following the first date separator did not exist. 11 — The short date format string was invalid. Value following the second date separator did not exist.

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ERROR: [DM_LOCALE_W_DEFAULT_DATE_SYSV]

SEVERITY: WARNING

DESCRIPTION: S Unable to get local date format from your Unix environment. Reason code %s.

CAUSE: Your short date format is determined from the international short date format of your Unix machine. An error has been encountered. Your session will assume the default short date format: MM/DD/YYYY hh:mm:ss

ACTION: The reason code parameter indicates where the error was encountered. Check your Unix environment. PARAMETER: Reason code. 1 — The short date format returned by strftime %x %X was unexpected. 2 — The date separator or time separator (or both) were more than one character long. 3 — The short date format could not be parsed.

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ERROR: [DM_LOCALE_W_ILLEGAL_DATE_FORMAT]

SEVERITY: WARNING

DESCRIPTION: S Illegal syntax found in the date format %s. The default localized short date format will be used.

CAUSE: You have provided an illegal date format in either a DATE or a datetostring function.

ACTION: The default short date format that was used is mm/dd/yy hh:mi:ss. If this is not acceptable correct your date format pattern and re-run the query. PARAMETER: The user-specified date format pattern.

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