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falcon13
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 Posted - 2008-09-16 : 10:12:02
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| I am using as a primary key nvarchar (90) "id". It is important to me to keep the data in native language format. I am using SQL Server 2008 EE w/Advanced tools. During the setup I set both languages to the target one ("Polish" in this case). However, when I search for specific id it does not show the results in all cases that id contains at least one language specific letter. Otherwise results are ok.PS. I have attached database (before it was attached to an English version SQL Server).How do I write a query or how do I re-configure server in order to get proper results.Ex. select * from konViewWhole where id = 'Huculska-Wegierka-1934-09-09' |
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falcon13
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Posted - 2008-09-16 : 10:13:54
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| The bold E letter in example is actually language specific letter in example above.! |^| select * from konViewWhole where id = 'Huculska-W e gierka-1934-09-09' |
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SwePeso
Patron Saint of Lost Yaks
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Posted - 2008-09-16 : 10:41:57
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Which collation are you using?Accent sensitive?
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falcon13
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Posted - 2008-09-16 : 11:07:13
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falcon13
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Posted - 2008-09-16 : 17:25:46
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| I have changed my Database language to 'Polish_100_CI_AI' and it works well now. In order to change db lang. select it -> properties -> optionsor alter database <name of db> COLLATE Polish_100_CI_AI --no quotes neededanyway, thanks peso for trying. |
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Ntext, nvarchar, nchar - Language specific problem