Dear Experts,

I have an Unix ID that is having the following grouping :

• system
• lp
• sysadmin
• informix
• orderack
• bsp

My .profile content is as follow:
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# @(#)$RCSfile: .profile,v $ $Revision: 4.1.7.2 $ (DEC) $Date: 1995/06/02 21:10:
58 $
#
PATH=$HOME/bin:${PATH:-/usr/bin:.}:/usr/informix/I731.FD11/bin:/usr/local/etc
export PATH
if [ ! "$DT" ]; then
stty dec
tset -I -Q
fi
PS1="`hostname`> "
MAIL=/usr/spool/mail/$USER
##### Add 04 April 2006
export $INFORMIXSERVER=baan_hm
export $INFORMIXDIR=/usr/informix/I731.FD11
export $ONCONFIG=onconfig.baan

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However, when I try to run the command onstat -d (some other parameters) I received the following error message:

GLS initialization failed, error -23101

May I know where and what should I change or do in order to make my ID able to perform the command?

Thanks.

Regards,
Seok Bee

In "Informix Find Error" written
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-23101

Unable to load locale categories.
An invalid locale name was supplied for the locale initialization. The environment variable specifying the locale category has a wrong value.

Check the value of the corresponding environment variable, CLIENT_LOCALE or DB_LOCALE. If this error was encountered when using the "SET COLLATION" statement, check that the value passed to the statement is a valid locale. If this error was encountered when using the "SET NO COLLATION" satatement, check that the session's default locale file is still available. Also check if INFORMIXDIR points to a valid directory where IBM Informix products are installed.

If a client application receives this error when it requests a database server connection, check that the client and database locales are compatible. They are compatible if a valid locale exists on the server computer with the name lg_tr.codeset@mod, where lg_tr (language and territory) and mod (locale modifier) are from the CLIENT_LOCALE and codeset is from the database locale (from the DB_LOCALE, if it is set, or as stored in the database).