Hi group I have a problem with collations.
Traditional_Spanish_CI_AS And Modern_Spanish_CI_AS
Are de same? Because The server has Modern_Spanish_CI_AS And the database
has Traditional_Spanish_CI_AS And somethimes in a stored procedure get an
error but I dont identify where is taht error, The error is "Error near 'S'
" and I supouse that is related with Collate.
Thanks for your helpJuan,
I don't believe "Error near 'S'" is directly a collation error. (A collation
error will not tell you what character it is having trouble with.)
It looks like the type of error message that SQL Server produces on a coding
error. Does your stored procedure create any dynamic SQL? If so, the
problem may be that in some circumstances a piece of code is being created
that is syntactically incorrect. An example can be found in this KB:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/195979
Now, since this is related to quoted identifiers, I suppose that it is
possible that a collation mismatch inside dynamic-SQL maybe could cause a
problem, but I could not prove it without a good test case.
RLF
"Juan Manuel Alegría B." <jmalegria75@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi group I have a problem with collations.
> Traditional_Spanish_CI_AS And Modern_Spanish_CI_AS
> Are de same? Because The server has Modern_Spanish_CI_AS And the database
> has Traditional_Spanish_CI_AS And somethimes in a stored procedure get an
> error but I dont identify where is taht error, The error is "Error near
> 'S' " and I supouse that is related with Collate.
> Thanks for your help
>
Monday, March 19, 2012
Collate problems
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