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If, in your application, you need to the ability to convert older databases to the 10.0 format, then you need the database unload utility, dbunload, together with the following additional files:
| Description | Windows | Linux/Unix | Mac OS X |
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| Unload support for pre-10.0 databases | dbunlspt.exe | dbunlspt | dbunlspt |
| Message resource library | dbus[en].dll | dbus[en].res | dbus[en].res |
The table above shows a file with the designation [en]. These files are available in a number of different languages with English (en) being just one of them. For more information, see the following section International message files.
In addition to these files, you also need the files described in Deploying database utilities and Deploying SQL script files.
All displayed text and online help for the administration tools is translated from English into French, German, Japanese, and Simplified Chinese. The resources for each language are held in separate files. The English files contain en in the file names. French files have similar names, but use fr instead of en. German file names contain de, Japanese file names contain ja, and Chinese files contain zh.
If you want to install support for different languages, you have to add the resource files for those other languages. The translated files are as follows:
dbus??.dll - Windows Message Files dbusen.dll English dbusfr.dll French dbusde.dll German dbusja.dll Japanese dbuszh.dll Chinese dbus??.res - Linux/Unix/Mac OS X Message Files dbusen.res English dbusde.res German dbusja.res Japanese dbuszh.res Chinese
These files are included with localized versions of SQL Anywhere.