setlocale

Use the setlocale command to change the satask and sainfo command output to the chosen language on the current .

Syntax

satask setlocale -locale locale_id

Parameters

-localelocale_id: Specifies the locale ID.

Description

This command changes the language in which error messages are displayed as output from the command-line interface. Subsequently, all error messages from the command-line tools are generated in the chosen language. This command is run when you request a change of language (locale).

Issue the satask setlocale command to change the locale setting for the system; all interface output is changed to the chosen language. For example, to change the language to Japanese, type the following:

satask setlocale -locale 3

where 3 is the value for Japanese. The following values are supported:

0 US English (default)
1 Simplified Chinese
2 Traditional Chinese
3 Japanese
4 French
5 German
6 Italian
7 Spanish
8 Korean
9 Portuguese (Brazilian)
10 Russian

An invocation example (where `3` is Japanese)

satask setlocale -locale 3

The resulting output:

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An invocation example (where `8` is Korean)

satask setlocale -locale 8