The user interface and product messages are available in several languages and are installed in the languages that you choose. By installing multiple languages, you can view the interface and messages in the language you prefer.
Installing multiple languages increases disk space requirements.
If you are installing languages for DB2 Query Patroller, the same languages should be installed on the client and server computers in your DB2 Query Patroller environment.
The Available languages list shows the languages that are supported by the current DB2® product. Different DB2 products do not necessarily support the same set of national languages. Check the Summary panel to see which products will be updated with your language selections.
The Selected languages list shows the languages that will be installed on your computer, as well as those that were previously installed. Some languages might appear in the list already because the DB2 Setup wizard has detected that some language support has been previously installed. Moving previously installed languages to the Available language list will not remove previously installed language support but will prevent additional language support from being added. Deselecting previously installed languages might cause unexpected results when working with these languages. English is always installed.
The Confirm the installation directory box shows the disk space required for the languages you have selected and the disk space available. The Confirm the installation directory box also shows the Directory where your DB2 product will be installed.
If you are adding languages to an existing DB2 installation, the Directory field is read-only. Additional languages must be installed in the existing DB2 directory.
If you are specifying languages as part of a new installation, you can identify a new directory or an empty directory as the installation location. Type the location in the Directory field or click [...] to select an existing empty directory, or accept the default location.
To set up a partitioned database environment, the DB2 copy on each computer must be installed in the exact same path.