Users with different locales
ta5
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Hi
Following up this thread:
viewtopic.php?f=23&t=41250
Is it possible to have users from different countries (eg. China and Switzerland) and different time zones to work in the same db and same company?
Thanks in advance.
Thomas
Following up this thread:
viewtopic.php?f=23&t=41250
Is it possible to have users from different countries (eg. China and Switzerland) and different time zones to work in the same db and same company?
Thanks in advance.
Thomas
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Answers
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There is no why it should not work. If they are working from PC with correct timezone... Only one thing - they need to use correct codepage for non-unicode aplications, and question is, which one it will be.0
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Hi Kamil
Thanks for replying. Do you mind to give some more detailed info? No dissertation of course, just a bit more to point me in the right direction. Thanks in advance.
Thomas0 -
You need to answer some questions first:
Which collation you will use on the database?
In which language/codepage will be the data inside the NAV?0 -
Hi Kamil
Thanks. I forgot to mention it's a native db, on a swiss server. The servers setting for non-unicode programs is german (switzerland).
Regards
Heinz0 -
And people from China will work in the German language? If yes, they need to have to set language for non-unicode app to the German.
In general:
the Language for non-unicode app is there to set the translation between characters in DB and characters displayed on the monitor, and characters entered through keyboard and inserted into the database.
Timezone have only one effect: all DateTime fields are recalculated to your timezone. All DateTime fields in NAV are stored in GMT, and recalculated to your active timezone. It means it will show you the date and time in your local timezone. You need to think about this... sometime it is a problem, mainly when working together with fields of type Date and fields of type Time.
(you can have 3 fields in one table - date, time and datetime, when you enter the value in Switzerland, you will have e.g. 21.4.2011, 12:00, 21.4.2011 12:00. When you open the record i China, you will have e.g. 21.4.2011, 12:00, 21.4.2011 20:00).0 -
Hi Kine
Thanks a lot for your explanations, question is solved.
Thomas0
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