As far as I understand, in MySQL unicode_ci (utf8_unicode_ci in particular) collations are meant to support all the characters regardless to locale.
I have an SQL query to create the database in SQLServer as given below: create database yourdb on ( name = \'yourdb_dat\',
I have created some new databases in SQL Server 2008 Express (10.0.1600.22) and I have also restored one from SQL Server 2005 Express (9.00.1399.06).
开发者_如何转开发Is there a query that can be run in mysql that shows all tables and their default collation?Even better if there was on that could show all collations on all columns of all tables.SEL
I have a really weird issue with Sql queries on unicode data. Here\'s what I\'ve got: Sql Server Express 2008 R2 AS
Do LINQ to SQL dbml definitions store collation information? I need to change the collation of a database and would like to know if I need to re-generate the dbml files to reflect this change开发者_开
I have a query that filters based on content from a website.It usually works just fine, except for when it finds content that doesn\'t agree with the (default) collati开发者_运维百科on I have on the t
My SQL Server 2008 database is set to Latin1_General_100_CI_AI collation, yet when I query the database using Management Studio it is still accent sensitive. What am I missing?
I have read a post here that utf8_bin gives us more accuracy on comparing characters while utf8_general_ci does not.
What if I want to use database to store different groups of special characters, how开发者_开发问答 do I choose which collation to use? For example, if I set collation to Croatian and want to use Russi
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