Hello all,
We are developing an add-on for GoldMine, however my problem is a
generic SQL Server problem. The situation is this; we have a database,
with collation set to SQL Latin. When we connect to database via
Goldmine, Enterprise Manager or Delphi (through ADO) we cannot see
Turkish characters. When I set SQL Server machine's "Language For
Non-Unicode Programs" setting to Turkish, GoldMine works fine, however
there is still problem in EM and Delphi.
Does anybody know how to solve this issue?
Hi,We are developing a small web interface to a local ERP software, whichuses SQL Server 2000 as database. The database uses SQL_Latin1_CP1collation, and the fields are varchar (not nvarchar), however, the mainprogram inserts and reads non-English (Turkish) characters into thesecolumns. However, when we connect to database with ADO.NET, thesecharacters are not read correctly. (The situation is same when I checktables with Enterprise Manager and Query Analyzer)In a past situation (which was about a Win32 application), I have heardabout character conversion behaviour of ADO (and many other DBlibraries) and solved that problem using BDE instead of ADO, so thatthe connection is made via DB-Library instead of OLEDB.But this way cannot be applied to my ASP.NET situation, and there is NOway to change database collation. Must I use a ADO.NET property, or useanother provider, or maybe another library? Any advices? Thanks...
Hi Friends, I am trying to insert Hebrew string into my database from my Java based tool. I am using SQL Server 2005 and the latest MS SQL jdbc driver. After i insert the string, all the Hebrew characters are in an unreadable format (some junk basically). My requirement is to download the rows of that particular table of the database (containing Hebrew) into an EXCEL sheet, give the corresponding english translation and upload it back. But since i am getting junk characters in the excel sheet, i am unable to translate I have tried changing the COLLATE parameter of the database and tables while creating the database, but still the issue persists. Please help me. Thanks in advance!
Hi Friends, I am trying to insert Hebrew string into my database from my Java based tool. I am using SQL Server 2005 and the latest MS SQL jdbc driver. After i insert the string, all the Hebrew characters are in an unreadable format (some junk basically). My requirement is to download the rows of that particular table of the database (containing Hebrew) into an EXCEL sheet, give the corresponding english translation and upload it back. But since i am getting junk characters in the excel sheet, i am unable to translate :( I have tried changing the COLLATE parameter of the database and tables while creating the database, but still the issue persists. Please help me. Thanks in advance!
where, statString is a string variable containing Hebrew characters.
Till here, my code works fine. i.e, Hebrew characters are properly inserted to the database. The problem is when I try to retrieve the String_Id based upon the statString I inserted to the table static_string1.
Code Snippet String sql = "select String_Id from Static_String1 where String like ('" + statString +"')"; Statement statement=connection.createStatement(); ResultSet rs=statement.executeQuery(sql); rs.next(); int stringId=rs.getInt("String_Id");
I tried hardcoding the string in the query and to execute it from the SQL Server Management Studio as below
Code Snippetselect String_Id from Static_String1 where String like( ' ×”×–×—' );
But even this is returning null rows, even though the entry is present in the table Please help me out asap.
Please pardon me if this is not the right section to post my doubt. I didnt find any other relevant section here.
create table Test(ID number, Name nvarchar(500)); insert into Test(1,'abc testing'); insert into Test(2,'abc include persian آنا اسمیت'); insert into Test(3,'mnp testing'); insert into Test(4,'abc include Russian Джон Тед');
I want to get records that have only english characters i.e ID=1 and 3 only.
I tried select * from Test where Name like '%[a-zA-Z0-9]%' but this will return all 4 records. How can I accomplish this?
Hi Friends, I am trying to insert Hebrew string into my database from my Java based tool. I am using SQL Server 2005 and the latest MS SQL jdbc driver. After i insert the string, all the Hebrew characters are in an unreadable format (some junk basically). My requirement is to download the rows of that particular table of the database (containing Hebrew) into an EXCEL sheet, give the corresponding english translation and upload it back. But since i am getting junk characters in the excel sheet, i am unable to translate I have tried changing the COLLATE parameter of the database and tables while creating the database, but still the issue persists. Please help me. Thanks in advance!
In my application I must store over 16000 character in a sql table field . When I split into more than 1 field it gives "unclosed quotation mark" message. How can I store over 16000 characters to sql table field (only one field) with language specific characters?
Hi everybody, I would like to know if there is any property in sql2000 database to separate lowercase characters from uppercase characters. I mean not to take the values €˜child€™ and €˜Child€™ as to be the same. We are transferring our ingres database into sqlserver. In ingres we have these values but we consider them as different values. Can we have it in sqlserver too?
Hi, Im installing a software which use SQL Server 2000 in english, but currently I have in all computers another program that use a ODBC for SQL 2000 in Spanish.If I install the components for the client of SQL in English then the another application got an error ODBC somehting related with the driver.
So there are any way to have a client for use SQL in spanish and english at the same time.So I mean I got two server one in spanish one in english, and just one computer client with twwo applications.
I have developed a tool to allow project developers to easily re-create the entire schema for our base product. The current issue involves setting the correct collation for the customers' region. Our brother company in Germany uses the same db creation tool and scripts, and we here in the US also have customers in South America. My ultimate question is "what subset of collation names would be necessary to provide the project developer?" I could query the database to get all the collation names, but I think it was around 1000 names. Can I query to get a smaller subset of the most relevant collation names?
I have this dumb problem with dates in my mobile application. The problem is when saving a short date in English format ex 20/08/2006 the sql server 200 windows CE Edition display an error stating
THERE IS AN ERROR IN THE DATEPART FORMAT. [,,,Expression,,]
When changing the date in American format the problem is solved ex 08/20/2006
The problem is that I require the dates in English Format only!
I have purchased windows Srv Ent 2003 R2 English MVL license is it 32 bit or 64 bit? will it run on HP DL580 G4/(1) Dual-Core 64-bit Intel® Xeon„¢ 7110M Processor (2.60 GHz, 95 Watts, 800MHz FSB) ?
I am fetching values from a table containing non english characters and inserting the values in another table. Both the tables have the same structure and the column datatype is nvarchar. I am using jdbc jtdc.jar with default parameters. When I query my inserted values, they are junk characters. when I insert values using Query Analyzer the characters are proper. But when i insert using jdbc junk values are stored.
I have a table in sql server 2000 which has over 94000 records. I have to delete a record from table ,which record having a language other than english . I need to clean the table by removing all the data which are in other language . My main table has 12 fields .
insert into product values(1,N'kenenisa') insert into product values(2,N'Ethiopia') Note that i have used N becuase it is unicode data then select * from product; this works fine. select * from product where product_id=1; this also works fine, but select * from product where translated_name=N'kenenisa'; this doesnot work correctly, so how can i fix this problem ?
Thank You, You are the first person, that has given me a clear answer. I am going to explain in plain English What this SP is suppose to do.
I have to find any station_nbr that has more than one group_code and that the current date = (DATEADD(mm,DATEDIFF(mm,0,dateadd(mm,-0-datepart(day,0),getdate())),0) The current date starts with the first day of the previous month. Example today is October 10, 2007 I need September 01, 2007 for this query. To insert the record it needs to be active meaning that the current date is in between Beg_eff_date and end_eff_date, and the end_eff_date is = ‘12/31/3000’
I need to write SP(cursor) that reads line by line this table and that insert the answer: INSERT INTO #TP_TIES_OVerlaping_Dates.
The above explanation is for the first type of Error.
The second Type of Error: If the Group Code ends with "W" and the End_effective_date = '12/31/3000' and the W_Beg_date is Part of the Temp Table(I to create the W_Beg_Date Column) -- is GREATER than the End_eff_date. I want to Insert this Record into the Table. I need to set sometype of Record Control to make the different between one error to another one.
I thank you so much for your help.....I hope this is clear to understand for everybody.
Hi,I have a database and want to store data in Spanish and English. Toaccompish this:1. Do i need to create separate tables for both the languages likeitems_en and items_sp?2. If I opt for the UTF16 charset what single collation setting can Iuse?Thanks and RegardsJackal Hunt
There was a tool some time ago called Microsoft English Query, it was part of MS SQL Server 2000. However, as I read recently they discontinued it and new SQL Servers 2005/08 don't have it.
Does anybody have a information about that tool, whether it is offered by Microsoft as stand-alone tool, or maybe a part of some other software ?
I tried to search this site but could not find anything about it.
Hi,I am tasked with creating a site in two languages: English and Farsi (Persian), which is a right-to-left language.I am having problems with the Faris version when it comes to stroing and retrieving data. I can use Farsi fonts and type data into tables, but when I try to retrieve them they are displayed as ?????. I check the table and it says there were problems retriving data and asks to run the query again. When I click on "Execute SQL", the content of the fields that were in Farsi change to ?????.I am new to MS-SQL and would appreciate it if you could tell me how to set up non-English database.TIA.
I was just wondering if anyone had any advice to offer regarding the feasibility of interfacing SQL's English Query Language with Dragon or some other speech recognition software in order to query data?? It seems like an interesting application but is it worth pursing or am I just dreaming...
I have a table column can save english(single byte) or chinese(double byte) char, how to distinguish the records containing chinese(double byte) char thru sql command
I created a table in SQL server 2005 english version and one of the column stored the chinese characters using nvarchar(X). There is no problem to store the Chinese characters in that column. The question is how I can retrieve the data based on that column data. For example:
select * from ChinsesCharaterColumn = 'ChinsesCharacter'
I'm currently implementing a German ERP system and I'm having aterrible time writing reports/SQL statements. The database is MS SQLServer 2000. I want to set permanant aliases for the columns that Ican use in SQL statements. Is this even possible? All of the researchI've done implies that you can only alias column names in the output ofa SQL statement.
The following queries on a fulltext index is returning different results.
select CustomerNameLocal from dbo.Customers where contains (CustomerNameLocal,'A.C.E') -- returns 1388 records
select CustomerNameLocal from dbo.Customers where contains (CustomerNameLocal,'ACE') -- returns 1388 records
select CustomerNameLocal from dbo.Customers where contains (CustomerNameLocal,'ace') -- returns 1388 records
select CustomerNameLocal from dbo.Customers where contains (CustomerNameLocal,'a.c.e') -- returns 22 records
Can someone let me know why the last query is retuning only 22 records. Since search on ACE and ace returns the same number of records - I guess there shouldn't be any problem with case sensitivity.
i only get the german version. But i want to download the original english version. Because i like more to work with the english terms than the translated german ones.
I have a Sql Server 2000 installation and my server is Win2k sp2English.If i run a query with WHERE condition, for example,SELECT * FROM TABLE WHERE DATEOFBIRTH ='2004-01-15'my resultset contain the records correct.But the results with the same query, which run on a Sql Server 2000installation with same collation and a server Win2k Italian, is:'La conversione del tipo di dati da char a datetime ha generato unvalore di tipo datetime non compresonell'intervallo di valori validi.'English error:'Converting data type from char to datetime has generated a datetimevalue that is out of range of valid values'It is not possible to change all query in my client application.How I can have the same results for the same query in bothinstallations?Thanks in advantageMaurizio
