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Configuring Caché The following boxes contain suggested formats; you can change them as you wish: • Success Subject — The formatted subject line of a successful task message • Success Message — The formatted message sent after a successful task runs • Failure Subject — The formatted subject line of a failed task message • Failure Message — The formatted message sent after a task fails Format the information in the subject and message text boxes using the task parameters listed at the bottom of the page and described in the following table. Task Parameter ID DESCRIPTION NAME LASTSTARTED LASTFINISHED SCHEDULED CURRENTDATE CURRENTTIME STATUS TASKCLASS ERROR SUCCESS Description Task ID Task description Task name Last time the task started Last time the task finished Last scheduled starting time Date the email sent Time the email sent Return value of the task Task class used for this task; for example, %SYS.Task.IntegrityCheck for a database integrity check task, Error code if task failed Completed message if task ran successfully 2.6 Configuring NLS Settings This release of Caché contains updated mechanisms for maintaining National Language Support (NLS) settings. The following sections describe the three ways to manage these settings: • Using the NLS Settings Page of the System Management Portal • Using the ^NLS Routine 28 Caché System Administration Guide
Configuring NLS Settings • Using the NLS Class Packages CAUTION: InterSystems provides both the [Home] > [Configuration] > [NLS Settings] page of the System Management Portal and the ^NLS routine for you to browse existing locales and tables and for you to create custom locales. Do not edit the system locales and tables (those in the InterSystems product distribution kit), as the next product update will overwrite any changes you make. For more information, see “National Language Support Settings” in the of Caché Additional Configuration Settings Reference. 2.6.1 Using the NLS Settings Page of the System Management Portal You can configure many NLS settings using the System Management Portal. The options are parallel to those in the ^NLS routine. From the [Home] > [Configuration] page, click NLS Settings in the System Configuration column to display the [Home] > [Configuration] > [NLS Settings] page. You have two menu options under the Locale Definitions column: • Locale Definitions • Import Locale 2.6.1.1 Locale Definitions From the [Home] > [Configuration] > [NLS Settings] > [Locale Definitions] page, you can select a locale and perform several actions (the default of the locale field is always the current locale). Click the appropriate option in the following list: • Validate — Displays a message indicating the validation is successful or an appropriate error message if it is not. • Copy — Enter a locale name in which to create the copy. The new locale name must contain four characters beginning with y and ending with 8 or w. The default description is Copy of %locale, where %locale is the selected locale name. Click OK to add the copy to the drop-down list of locale names or Cancel to close the dialog box and return to the Locale Definitions page. • Export — Enter the file name to receive the export; it must be an .xml file. The default name is loc_%locale.xml, where %locale is the selected locale. In addition, you can include the pathname where you want to save the export file; if you do not specify the pathname, the default location is install-dir\Mgr directory. Click OK to export the .xml file or Cancel to close the dialog box and return to the Locale Definitions page. Caché System Administration Guide 29
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