ABAP Addition 1 ... COUNTRY cntry> 2 ... MODIFIER mod>
What does it do? ABAP syntax allows the additions COUNTRY> and MODIFIER> to be specified for the statement SET LOCALE LANGUAGE>>. These additions should not be used.
ABAP Addition
What does it do? The addition COUNTRY> was intended for explicitly setting country-specific text environments. cntry> expects a character-like data object that contains a country key with a maximum of three characters. The function of this addition was not implemented completely and is undefined. If the data object lang> of the statement SET LOCALE LANGUAGE>> contains only blanks, the addition is ignored.
Latest notes: The statement SET LOCALE LANGUAGE> must not be confused with the addition COUNTRY> of the statement SET COUNTRY>> for setting the formatting settings>. ABAP_HINT_END
ABAP Addition
What does it do? The addition MODIFIER> was intended for setting different locales for a language within a country, for example, for sorting according to different sort criteria. mod> expects a character-like data object with a maximum of eight places. This function is not implemented. The addition MODIFIER> is ignored when the statement is executed.