Just like an object list, a local list is a list of translation objects that you can
create directly in transaction LXE_MASTER, or
by executing reports that perform a text search or a text compare according to an object
list.
Unlike an object list, you can create a local list by importing a list of translation
objects or transport objects from a .csv file, or by maintaining
parameters that enable local lists to be created dynamically.
A local list can be useful in the following situations:
- If you want to find out if a specific set of translation objects has been
translated, you can list them in a .csv file and then use
the .csv file to create a local list.
The local list
enables you to call up an on-the-fly worklist in transaction
SE63 to see if the objects have
been translated or not.
- If you need translators to change translations in a specific set of translation
objects, you can list them in a .csv file and then use the
.csv file to create a local list.
Translators can
use the local list to call up an on-the-fly worklist in transaction
SE63, and then change the
translations. From the translator's point of view, this is far more
efficient than calling up each translation object directly for
translation.
Note Calling up an on-the-fly worklist in transaction
SE63 is a performance-intensive
activity that could result in a timeout. If you create a local list that is very
large, consider using it to create an object list in transaction
LXE_MASTER. You can evaluate the object
list to put the translation objects into a standard worklist with translation
statistics.
Prerequisites
- To generate a local list by performing a text search or text compare according
to an object list, you need the standard authorizations for running reports in
the background.
- To create a local list in transaction
LXE_MASTER by importing objects
from a .csv file, or to create a dynamic local list, you
must be defined as a coordinator for all languages **** and have authorization
object LOLI Create or Delete Local Lists with value
01 Create Allowed or 02 Create and Delete
Allowed.
- To create a local list by importing objects from a .csv
file, a suitable .csv file is required.
- To create a dynamic local list, you must first create a function module that
enables you to find the required translation objects.