Hi All..
I'm having a bit of a problem with using collations in my MS
SQLServer2000..
The problem I have, is that I have 1 DB in 1 country,but I need to
support multible languages in the same table.. where I have stored
standart text using a Varchar..
The current collations doesnt support the polish and Danish language..
so what Collation will enable me to do that on the the table.. ?
I have thought about using this :
SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS collation, but I'm not sure it will do it
for me..
Any Help '
Best Regards
Lars Roed
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> I'm having a bit of a problem with using collations in my MS
> SQLServer2000..
> The problem I have, is that I have 1 DB in 1 country,but I need to
> support multible languages in the same table.. where I have stored
> standart text using a Varchar..
> The current collations doesnt support the polish and Danish language..
> so what Collation will enable me to do that on the the table.. ?
> I have thought about using this :
> SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS collation, but I'm not sure it will do it
> for me..
> Any Help '
Go for nvarchar (unicode)
Regards, Wojtek
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Collations problems !
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