RE: Russian Language Module Problem
hi,
About collation
The Language drop-down list displays the friendly name of the language, not the full Windows collation name. For some languages, there are multiple collations that sort characters differently. For example, the Windows collation languages include multiple Scandinavian languages, some of which sort Aa after Z, Æ, Ø, and some of which sort Aa after A and before B. When you upgrade from Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 to Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2, you upgrade the database to the Windows collations. If you used SQL collation in earlier versions of Microsoft Dynamics NAV, then after you upgrade, verify that the Windows collation sorts characters in the way that you expect.
Validation Section
If you set the "Validate Collation" check box, then collation languages that run with a different non-Unicode code page from your system non-Unicode code page are filtered out of the Language drop-down list. An example scenario of when you might want to choose a collation language that has a different code page from your system code page is if you want to prepare a Japanese database on a Danish computer.
Solutions for russian
> use unicode (better for NAV 2013 but a lot of space consuming - double byte)
> change to Belarusian, Bulgarian, Russian [Code Page Mismatch] (Windows collation listed) on NAV alter database Collation tab
> set "Validate Collation" to OFF on NAV Alter database Collation tab
> change Windows regional setting to russian regional settings , first russian, second english
look at these posts
msdn.microsoft.com/.../hh168530(v=nav.71).aspx
community.dynamics.com/.../110312.aspx