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Try running dblang EN "C:\Program Files\SQL Anywhere 16\bin64\dblang.exe" EN Just to add: In case SC's "fast launcher" is running (by default), you may have to stop that (or restart the machine) to see an effect of the the changed language settings...
(12 Mar '15, 08:06)
Volker Barth
Hi Breck Thank you for your advise. I did try this method. I ran the "dblang.exe" file and a message jumped out saying “the current language setting is EN”. However when I opened the cybase central it was still in Chinese, no matter how I tried to restart my machine or disable the fast launcher... Also could you tell me what is the "EN" in your reply " "C:\Program Files\SQL Anywhere 16\bin64\dblang.exe" EN"? I can only find "dblang.exe", not sure what the EN at the end is. thank you very much
(12 Mar '15, 17:02)
wudanao
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(12 Mar '15, 20:35)
Breck Carter
Hi Breck Thank you so much for your advise. In the folder I could only see "dblang.exe' but it turns out "dblang en" exists as an executable program when I typed "dblang en" for searching directly... Still dunno how this works but I managed to run the program and everything is in English now. Thank you very very much for your help!
(13 Mar '15, 03:55)
wudanao
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That's a misunderstanding: There is no executable named "dblang en" - "EN" is just a parameter you specify for the dblang command line tool, it's exactly as you would add "\Windows" to the "CD" command in a command shell to generate a "CD \Windows" command... That being said, we're glad that you got it working:)
(13 Mar '15, 04:42)
Volker Barth
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I can share a secret knowledge with you. If you want to run Sybase Central in a different language (e.g. in English), you have to tell JVM that: Change the line in the link text.ini file:
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