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C1000-141 · Question #42

How does language support functionality work in Maximo Manage?

The correct answer is B. An additional table is used that holds translated information. Maximo Manage stores translated content in additional database tables (typically named with an _TRANS suffix) that hold language-specific versions of translatable fields, allowing the application to serve the correct language based on user locale without modifying the base data…

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Question

How does language support functionality work in Maximo Manage?

Options

  • AA translation application is used to provide translations.
  • BAn additional table is used that holds translated information.
  • CA translation cron task is provided with the language pack that translates the data.
  • DA translation functionality is enabled that translates in real time between languages using Watson

How the community answered

(19 responses)
  • A
    5% (1)
  • B
    74% (14)
  • C
    5% (1)
  • D
    16% (3)

Explanation

Maximo Manage stores translated content in additional database tables (typically named with an _TRANS suffix) that hold language-specific versions of translatable fields, allowing the application to serve the correct language based on user locale without modifying the base data tables. Option A is wrong because there is no standalone "translation application" - translations are delivered via language packs and stored structurally in the database. Option C is wrong because cron tasks in Maximo handle scheduled jobs (like escalations or notifications), not real-time or batch translation of data. Option D is wrong because Watson AI translation is not a built-in, real-time feature of Maximo Manage's core language support - this describes a fictional capability. Memory tip: Think of the _TRANS table pattern - every translatable table has a "twin" that holds its translations, so the answer is always about an extra table, not an extra process.

Topics

#language support#translation tables#localization#database structure

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