Doubt on set locale and translate

Hi,
If we use Set Locale then if the file is having multi Lingual data then what will happen when Translate is used ????
Thank you

hi check this...
DATA text_tab TYPE HASHED TABLE OF string
              WITH UNIQUE KEY table_line.
INSERT: `polo`    INTO TABLE text_tab,
        `pollo`   INTO TABLE text_tab,
        `chunky`  INTO TABLE text_tab,
        `crunchy` INTO TABLE text_tab.
SET LOCALE LANGUAGE 'E'.
SORT text_tab AS TEXT.
PERFORM write_text_tab.
SET LOCALE LANGUAGE 'S'.
SORT text_tab AS TEXT.
PERFORM write_text_tab.
SET LOCALE LANGUAGE ' '.
FORM write_text_tab.
  FIELD-SYMBOLS <line> TYPE string.
  LOOP AT text_tab ASSIGNING <line>.
    WRITE / <line>.
  ENDLOOP.
  SKIP.
ENDFORM.
regards,
venkat.

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