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 5.8.2 Setting the Error Message Language
 ----------------------------------------
 
 By default, `mysqld' produces error messages in English, but they can
 also be displayed in any of these other languages: Czech, Danish,
 Dutch, Estonian, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese,
 Korean, Norwegian, Norwegian-ny, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian,
 Slovak, Spanish, or Swedish.
 
 To start `mysqld' with a particular language for error messages, use the
 `--language' or `-L' option. The option value can be a language name or
 the full path to the error message file.  For example:
 
      shell> mysqld --language=swedish
 
 Or:
 
      shell> mysqld --language=/usr/local/share/swedish
 
 The language name should be specified in lowercase.
 
 The language files are located (by default) in the `share/LANGUAGE'
 directory under the MySQL base directory.
 
 To change the error message file, you should edit the `errmsg.txt' file,
 and then execute the following command to generate the `errmsg.sys'
 file:
 
      shell> comp_err errmsg.txt errmsg.sys
 
 If you upgrade to a newer version of MySQL, remember to repeat your
 changes with the new `errmsg.txt' file.
 

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