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This article describes GLS related knowledge, explains how to correctly set up the Informix GLS language environment related variables (Db_locale,client_locale), to ensure that the Informix database server, the client can correctly support Chinese

First into the Linux program staff, often get garbled greetings. "Toss". Because of garbled, and finally gave up Linux is not a minority. Well, to get to the point, here's a look at the specific Linux garbled solution. method One: modify/root/.bash_

Struts2 i18n internationalization (allows users to choose their own language) goRecently in the study struts2, the study material is Li Gang's "struts2 authoritative guide", this book very good, very has the study value. In my study, I followed up

I just installed Red Hat Enterprise Edition 5 today. There are a lot of problems... open a browser and open the world. All these are mahjong-like square grids. Yes. The Chinese characters are not displayed properly.     Http://www.cnblogs.com/josson/

In Centos, locale is used to set different language environments for running programs. locale is supported by ANSIC. The naming rule for locale is & lt; Language & gt ;_& lt; Region & gt ;. & lt; character set encoding & gt;, such as zh_CN.UTF-8, zh

Error: locale: cannotsetlc_ctypetodefalocallocale: Nosuchfileordirectorylocale: Regenerate all locale configurations Step 1: configure the desired locale. The recommended method is to copy all locale supported by Ubuntu to your configuration file

Solve the Problem of Ubuntu Locale configuration Cannot set LC_CTYPE Error: locale: Cannot set LC_CTYPE to default locale: No such file or directory locale: Regenerate all locale configurations Step 1: configure the desired locale. The recommended

the problems encountered: 1.-bash:warning:setlocale:lc_all:cannot change locale (En_us.utf8) Sovled: Locale-gen en_US. UTF-8 Update-local en_US. UTF-8 2.en_us. UTF-8. Cannot open Locale definition file ' translit_neutral ': No such file or

The system Localeare used to control the language setting of system services and the UI before the user logs in. How does I change the default system locale in the CentOS 7 Linux system? How to check the current locate setting under CentOS 7 or RHEL

This article addresses the issue of "Ubuntu Install Chinese language Pack" "Ubuntu Server Chinese Problem", "Ubuntu change locale", "Ubuntu locale setting", "Cannot changes locale" (ZH_CN. UTF-8) "," Linux Chinese garbled "," modification of the