New bie to SQL, confused about SQL collation
- From: Althaf <althafexcel@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 5 Nov 2009 05:34:10 -0800 (PST)
QUESTON # 1
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I'm confused about the SQL collation, what is it actually for?. I
created a new database and later checked my SQL collaction it is set
to SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CS_AS. The problem what i have now is
accessing the field names / tablename has become case sensitive. No
idea how this happend.
for ex. SELECT CHANNEL_NAME from table1 does not work
select Channel_Name from Table1 works
I'm getting mad about this, why is the field and tablenames have
become case sensitive. how do i make it to normal i mean in case
sensitive.
QUESTON # 2
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I'm making a content database for news management. Example, A single
article would have English, Arabic and spanish content. So my table is
as below.
Table # 1
ID Bigint
English_Title Nvarchar
Spanish_Title Nvarchar
Arabic_Title Nvarchar
English_Content Nvarchar
Spanish_Content Nvarchar
Arabic_Content Nvarchar
is it advisable to do so?, i made it as above as i want the data
related to one article (of all languages) to be stored in a single row
of a table. Now what should be the collation for my database in this
case. is collation related to storing of content also.
Please help me....
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