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Tomohito Nakayama updated DERBY-2643:
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Description:
In some of Japanese translated erorr messages, the word "index" was translated
as database object which was created by CREATE INDEX statement, though intended
meaning of the word in original error messages was index number for parameter
and so on.
Where I found problem.
Error message for 22014 :
The start position for LOCATE is invalid; it must be a positive integer. The
index to start the search from is '<varname><fromString></varname>'.
The string to search for is '<varname><startIndex></varname>'. The
string to search from is '<varname><searchString></varname>'.
Error message for XJ091 :
Invalid argument: parameter index <varname><indexNumber></varname> is not
an OUT or INOUT parameter.
was:
Error message for 22014 is as next in English.
The start position for LOCATE is invalid; it must be a positive integer. The
index to start the search from is '<varname><fromString></varname>'.
The string to search for is '<varname><startIndex></varname>'. The
string to search from is '<varname><searchString></varname>'.
In Japanese translated erorr message, the word "index" was translated as
database object which was created by CREATE INDEX statement.
Summary: The word index is not correctly translated into Japanese in
someplaces (was: Translation error in Japanese error message for 22014)
> The word index is not correctly translated into Japanese in someplaces
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> Key: DERBY-2643
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-2643
> Project: Derby
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Localization
> Reporter: Tomohito Nakayama
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> In some of Japanese translated erorr messages, the word "index" was
> translated as database object which was created by CREATE INDEX statement,
> though intended meaning of the word in original error messages was index
> number for parameter and so on.
> Where I found problem.
> Error message for 22014 :
> The start position for LOCATE is invalid; it must be a positive integer. The
> index to start the search from is '<varname><fromString></varname>'.
> The string to search for is '<varname><startIndex></varname>'. The
> string to search from is '<varname><searchString></varname>'.
> Error message for XJ091 :
> Invalid argument: parameter index <varname><indexNumber></varname> is
> not an OUT or INOUT parameter.
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