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Officially unsupported language add in Citect SCADA

Bhadresh

I am trying to add language in CitectSCADA 2018 R2 which is by default not supported. I am following instruction given in help file. As per help it should create language name .dbf file after compilation but its not creating. If I create by copying existing English language dbf and modifiying for new language and adding same its in LANG.dbf however i am getting warning, said language is not supported by citectSCADA and i am not getting affected by selecting while login.

Is there any other methods to follow or am i missing something here.

FYI i am upgrading Ver. 5.3 backup to latest one same language is working fine in 5.3 and changing happened using function SetLanguage function but its obsoleted and we have to use it using login only.

Thanks in advance.

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  • If I add in a space, then I get two compile warnings:

    The specified language is not supported (W1027)
    Not a valid language (W1029)

    and it does not create the dbf file.

    The help page I linked to before specifically says:

    The format for specifying an unsupported language is: <LanguageName>(<RegionName>) For example, "Hebrew(Israel)"

    Note that they show it with no spaces between the language and region. It appears that is a requirement. Some languages may have a space in the language name, though, like "Chinese (Traditional)(Taiwan)", where the language name is "Chinese (Traditional)", and the region name is "Taiwan".

    You can hide warning W1027 once you know you have it configured to work correctly. I would not hide warning W1029 since it is saying that the language doesn't match a language installed in Windows--you need to know if that happens.

    Note that I am testing with Citect 2018 R2.

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  • If I add in a space, then I get two compile warnings:

    The specified language is not supported (W1027)
    Not a valid language (W1029)

    and it does not create the dbf file.

    The help page I linked to before specifically says:

    The format for specifying an unsupported language is: <LanguageName>(<RegionName>) For example, "Hebrew(Israel)"

    Note that they show it with no spaces between the language and region. It appears that is a requirement. Some languages may have a space in the language name, though, like "Chinese (Traditional)(Taiwan)", where the language name is "Chinese (Traditional)", and the region name is "Taiwan".

    You can hide warning W1027 once you know you have it configured to work correctly. I would not hide warning W1029 since it is saying that the language doesn't match a language installed in Windows--you need to know if that happens.

    Note that I am testing with Citect 2018 R2.

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