You can use this SQL to find out which languages are already installed for your installation.
select * from PSLANGUAGES where installed = 1
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2 comments:
Hi, Tanx for all ur posts!!! and please keep posting...
Also, I leave you the path to see this information inside the portal:
PeopleTools > Utilities > International > Languages
Hope this could help! Julián
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