Unwanted language entries.

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    Unwanted language entries.
    In toolkit with the DLT language set to Australian how do you delete all the English entries in the database, I want to make them go away ??


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    Dave Byron, Sep 21, 2006
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    Dave,

    The default "English" language can't be deleted but you should be able to remove the others in the Edit Languages dialog.
     
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    Understand that requirement, its this stuff below that makes a lot of extra bytes,

    TagDLT>
    OID>d5969230-200f-1029-a3a6-a36141bac018</OID>
    LanguageID>1</LanguageID>
    FlavourID>1</FlavourID>
    TagType>TEXT</TagType>
    TagValue>Action Selecto</TagValue>
    /TagDLT>
    -

    If you make a database and use another languages besides english, add some dlt text, save then deleted the languages.
    If now look at the DB the entries for all languages still there.

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