Notes on UAP execution are described below.

• To execute a UAP, specify the LANG environment variable, or the PDLANG or PDCLTLANG client environment definition as appropriate to the character code classification of the HiRDB server (the character code classification specified by the pdsetup command for UNIX or the pdntenv command for Windows). If the HiRDB server and HiRDB client use different character code classifications, an error occurs when the UAP executes. Table 8-25 lists the LANG and PDLANG settings for each platform.
  

  Table 8-25 LANG and PDLANG settings for each platform

  Character code classification#1		HP-UX	Solaris	AIX 5L	Linux
  lang-c	LANG	C	C	C	C
  	PDLANG
  sjis	LANG	ja_JP.SJIS	ja_JP.PCK	Ja_JP	Optional#2
  	PDLANG				SJIS
  ujis	LANG	ja_JP.eucJP	ja	ja_JP	ja_JP.eucJP#3
  	PDLANG
  chinese	LANG	chinese-s	Optional#2	Optional#2	Optional#2
  	PDLANG	CHINESE	CHINESE	CHINESE	CHINESE
  utf-8	LANG	Optional#2	Optional#2	Optional#2	Optional#2
  	PDLANG	UTF-8	UTF-8	UTF-8	UTF-8

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#1

Character code classification of the HiRDB server, as specified in pdsetup or pdntenv.

#2

If a character code supported by the platform being used is supported by the UAP, specify that character code in the LANG environment variable. If the platform does not support one of these character codes, specify C.

#3

ja_JP is handled in the same way as ja_JP.eucJP.

• When executing a UAP, add $PDDIR/client/lib to SHLIB_PATH. When working with a different platform, replace SHLIB_PATH with the corresponding environment variable of that platform.
• If the HiRDB system has a recovery-unnecessary front-end server and a UAP that uses the X/Open XA interface to connect to the recovery-unnecessary front-end server, SQL statements cannot be executed from that UAP. In this case, specify the PDFESHOST and PDSERVICEGRP client environment definitions and connect to a front-end server that is not a recovery-unnecessary front-end server.