Server Collation

Oct 11, 2006

Hi

In the properties of the server, the general page, the property Server Collation is "Modern_Spanish_CI_AS".

I need to know as I can change this property.

I have developed applications in platforms with different languages on Windows and when doing a consultation towards this server, happens a conflict.

I am using SQL 2005 Server Express Edition

Please ask me to my e-mail: viejomicky10@yahoo.com or viejomicky10@hotmail.com

Thanks and grettings

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Hello,



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