Multiple Tempdb (collation)

Oct 25, 2007

Is it possible to define multiple tempdb with different collations on a single instance of sql server 2005.


I am currently doing research on the implications of moving one of our applications to unicode. One of our concern is that our instance of sql server server and therefore our tempdb is using a sql server collation instead of a windows (unicode) collation.

Also, the person who installed sql server and is responsible for hardware assures adding a new sql server instance is not an option due to limitations regarding our SAN and lack of hardware ressources.

The goal is for the database to be as performant as possible while manipulating unicode with little modifications to the code.

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hi folks

I€™ve had a SQL 2000 server restored (using Veritas 9.1) to another server also running SQL 2000. I now have a collation problem.

When trying to add users to a database, I receive a "Error 446: Cannot resolve collation conflict for equal to operation" message.

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