The following table shows a LANG environment variable that can be used on PFM - Agent for Platform.

Before setting LANG environment variables, you must check that the language environment to be set is correctly installed and configured. If it is not correctly installed and configured, characters may be garbled or definition data may be rewritten inappropriately.

Note:

The language of the common message log is determined by the value set in the LANG environment variable at the time of service startup or command execution. This may result in character strings in multiple language encodings, such as Japanese and English.

Table 4-2 LANG environment variable used on PFM - Agent for Platform

OS	Language type		LANG environment variable value
HP-UX	Japanese	Shift-JIS encoding	ja_JP.SJIS japanese
		EUC encoding	ja_JP.eucJP japanese.euc
	English (no Japanese)		C
	Chinese(Simplified Chinese)	GB18030	zh_CN.gb18030
		UTF-8 encoding	zh_CN.utf8
Solaris	Japanese	Shift-JIS encoding	ja_JP.PCK
		EUC encoding	ja japanese
	English (no Japanese)		C
	Chinese(Simplified Chinese)	GB18030	zh_CN.GB18030 zh_CN.GB18030@pinyin zh_CN.GB18030@radical zh_CN.GB18030@stroke
		UTF-8 encoding	zh.UTF-8 zh_CN.UTF-8 zh_CN.UTF-8@pinyin zh_CN.UTF-8@radical zh_CN.UTF-8@stroke
AIX	Japanese	Shift-JIS encoding	Ja_JP.IBM-932 Ja_JP
		EUC encoding	ja_JP.IBM-eucJP (not supported by PFM - Manager) ja_JP
	English (no Japanese)		C
	Chinese(Simplified Chinese)	GB18030	Zh_CN Zh_CN.GB18030
		UTF-8 encoding	ZH_CN ZH_CN.UTF-8
Linux	Japanese	UTF-8 encoding	ja_JP.UTF-8 ja_JP.utf8
	English (no Japanese)		C
	Chinese(Simplified Chinese)	GB18030	zh_CN.gb18030
		UTF-8 encoding	zh_CN.utf8 zh_CN.UTF-8

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