Language
The Language option specifies the national language ID which is used to select appropriate language-dependent messages.
The following language IDs are permitted:
- ID
- Language
- ENU
- U.S. English (default)
- JPN
- Japanese (available only if the Japanese feature of Fault Analyzer is installed)
- KOR
- Korean (available only if the Korean feature of Fault Analyzer is installed)
You can specify the following optional suboptions:
- SyslogUppercaseEnglish
- Where possible, causes all WTO messages to be in uppercase English only.
This suboption can be abbreviated to SYSLOGUEN.
- NoLowercaseEnglish
- Where possible, folds English lowercase characters to uppercase in all output written by Fault Analyzer. This suboption can, for example, be used with
3270 terminals in 'KANA' mode to prevent lowercase English characters from being unreadable.
This suboption can be abbreviated to NOLEN.
If the Language option is specified in the IDICNF00 parmlib configuration member, then it should be the first option that is specified. This permits the maximum number of language-dependent messages to be issued by Fault Analyzer.
Note: If the Fault Analyzer
IDIS subsystem is used, then any Language
option specified by the user is ignored as far as explanations for abends, messages, reason codes,
and similar, are concerned. These explanations are always provided in accordance with the Language
option in effect for the IDIS subsystem.
This is because the IDIS subsystem is used
to cache explanations in order to improve performance and reduce I/O.