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Jan 31, 2008

Hi folks,

I'm having issues trying to create a union using two Views I created.

View 1:

SELECT dbo.Development.Object_Id, dbo.Development.Related_Event_Id, dbo.Development.Related_Staff_Id,
ExDescription.Surname + '. ' + ExDescription.PreferredName AS StaffMember, dbo.Events.Event_type, dbo.Events.Academic_Year,
dbo.Events.Start_date, dbo.Events.End_date, dbo.Development.IsStaffMember
FROM MONDAS.Reaseheath.dbo.ExDescription AS ExDescription INNER JOIN
dbo.Development INNER JOIN
dbo.Events ON dbo.Development.Related_Event_Id = dbo.Events.Object_Id ON
ExDescription.AccountCode = dbo.Development.Related_Staff_Id COLLATE Latin1_General_CI_AI

View 2:

SELECT dbo.Development.Object_Id, dbo.Development.Related_Event_Id, dbo.Development.Related_Staff_Id,
dbo.NonStaffExDescription.Surname + ', ' + dbo.NonStaffExDescription.PreferredName AS StaffMember, dbo.Events.Event_type,
dbo.Events.Academic_Year, dbo.Events.Start_date, dbo.Events.End_date, dbo.Development.IsStaffMember
FROM dbo.Development INNER JOIN
dbo.Events ON dbo.Development.Related_Event_Id = dbo.Events.Object_Id INNER JOIN
dbo.NonStaffExDescription ON dbo.Development.Related_Staff_Id = dbo.NonStaffExDescription.AccountCode

In the first view I am linking to another server, which is why I have had to change the collation, but the second view all the tables are in the same database hence the collation is the same.
But when I'm trying to do a UNION between the two I get another collation error, but can't figure out how to change the collation like I did in the first view.

Heres the UNION query:

SELECT Object_Id, Related_Event_Id, Related_Staff_Id, StaffMember, Event_type, Academic_Year, Start_date, End_date, IsStaffMember
FROM dbo.DevView1
UNION
SELECT Object_Id, Related_Event_Id, Related_Staff_Id, StaffMember, Event_type, Academic_Year, Start_date, End_date, IsStaffMember
FROM dbo.DevView2

Can anyone help?

Thanks

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