The purpose of the translation graphs is to allow translation of multilingual development in a translation system.

The worklists that are generated in the translation system are based on the entries made in this function.

Languages that are entered as source languages in this function must be set up as a translation language in the translation system.

Using this function, you can define the source and target languages for all original languages in which development has taken place.

This means that you can translate any original language by defining the correct source language, and that you will be able to translate all objects with an original language that is not your source language (for example DE ® EN ® JA. or PT ® EN ® JA).

You can display the graph that you have defined in the form of a hierarchy tree structure.

In this structure:

• Red means that the language you have entered is inactive. In this system, translation does not take place into this language, so that you cannot translate into this language in the system.
• Green means that translation takes place into this language in this system. The source language is accepted as such.
• Yellow means that the language is translated, but the source language is not translated in this system.
  A language transport is required from the respective system.

This action is performed by language coordinators. The language coordinator performs this action only once, before the start of productive translation.

The system ADMINISTRATOR must decide which languages to enter here.