Re: Client Locale problem IDS_PE
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In this case
On WinNT,
Go to Control Panel/System. In that click onto the Environment Tab.
There you will see a list of system variables and a list of variables for
the current user. In those please check if INFORMIXDIR has the correct
value.
On Win95,
Check your autoexec.bat, if there is an statement like this
set INFORMIXDIR=< .... >If there isn't, no problems. But if there is an entry like this, make sure
it points to the correct directory. (for e.g. CLI when installed creates
such an entry, & doesn't remove it at uninstall time, so this could be an
entry left behind by some other product.
On both WinNT & Win95, for IECC , it doesn't matter if environment variable
INFORMIXDIRisn't set, because they will read this value from the registry.
But if environment variable INFORMIXDIR isset, IECC will use this value, so
it better be set correctly.
Regards,
Serina Lee
(Standard Disclaimers Apply)
Philippe Fornaciari wrote:
> I just installed a Informix Dynamic Server Personnal Edition v7.22 on a
> Windows 95 system.
> This W95 system us English Us language
> When I try to connect to the local Informix Server just created, I have
> this error message :
>
> Unable to connect to server ds_fifolap because the server locale could
> not be converted
> to the client locale. Change the CLIENT_LOCALE environment variable for
> your language
> using the setnet32 utility.
>
> Thank you for your help
>
> Philippe Fornaciari
> p.fornaciari@summittechnologies.com
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In this case
<BR><B>On WinNT,</B>
<BR>Go to Control Panel/System. In that click onto the Environment Tab.
<BR>There you will see a list of system variables and a list of variables
for the current user. In those please check if INFORMIXDIR has the correct
value.
<P><B>On Win95,</B>
<BR>Check your autoexec.bat, if there is an statement like this
<BR>
set INFORMIXDIR=< .... ><BR>If there isn't, no problems. But if there is an entry like this, make
sure it points to the correct directory. (for e.g. CLI when installed creates
such an entry, & doesn't remove it at uninstall time, so this could
be an entry left behind by some other product.
<P>On both WinNT & Win95, for IECC , it doesn't matter if environment
variable INFORMIXDIRisn't set, because they will read this value from the
registry. But if environment variable INFORMIXDIR isset, IECC will use
this value, so it better be set correctly.
<P>Regards,
<BR>Serina Lee
<BR>(Standard Disclaimers Apply)
<BR>
<P>Philippe Fornaciari wrote:
<BLOCKQUOTE TYPE=CITE>I just installed a Informix Dynamic Server Personnal
Edition v7.22 on a
<BR>Windows 95 system.
<BR>This W95 system us English Us language
<BR>When I try to connect to the local Informix Server just created, I
have
<BR>this error message :
<P>Unable to connect to server ds_fifolap because the server locale could
<BR>not be converted
<BR>to the client locale. Change the CLIENT_LOCALE environment variable
for
<BR>your language
<BR>using the setnet32 utility.
<P>Thank you for your help
<P>Philippe Fornaciari
<BR>p.fornaciari@summittechnologies.com</BLOCKQUOTE>
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