Localization Issue

Jul 23, 2005

Hi All,


I already have a web site running with SQL Server as a backend (in
english)For future growth, I would like to make it localized. Regarding
the database, I have come up with several approaches.


1) just simply add the column in those table which needs different
language.


2) add additional tables to do it.


3) create a new database to store different language's information


As mentioned, my database have already been implemented, so the minimum
modification is preferred. Could you guys suggest me the best way to do
it?


Another thing, if I alter my existing database into UTF-8 now, will it
affect the original data (ie. English).


Thanks.


Ice

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