Installation with SQL Server
4 answers
On 5/28/2010 2:53 PM, ennser wrote:
No it won't work. It is specific that it needs to be BIN2.
We are installing RAM with SQL2005 the documentarion states that we
need to create the database with a collation sequence that ends
with_BIN2 (for example, Latin1_General_BIN2).
The customer created the database with Latin1_General_CP1_AS.
Will this work? Or will we have problems?
Thx
No it won't work. It is specific that it needs to be BIN2.
On 6/2/2010 10:38 AM, modernix wrote:
As I said before, it will not work! It is very specific. We require it
to be BIN2 to enable NLS UTF character sets to work correctly. Without
it characters can get corrupted or will not sort correctly causing
invalid results.
Rich
Is there any impact on not using BIN2? Will RAM still function without
BIN2?
As I said before, it will not work! It is very specific. We require it
to be BIN2 to enable NLS UTF character sets to work correctly. Without
it characters can get corrupted or will not sort correctly causing
invalid results.
Rich