I am using VS2005 with sql server 2005 express.
I have database with atached datafile. when I am using Select command from
created table, there is not case sensitive in the result. I mean I have in
the table the row with value "Disp1" in col1, and when I am selecting with
filter Where col1="disp1" , I amd getting this one row where value is
"Disp1".
I saw in server explorer window, that connection have parameter Case
Sensitive, which value is False, but it is desabled and I can't change.
How to solve this problem.
Thanks
Collation is an attribute of the column in the table. A database has a default collation which is
applied if you don't specify a collation in the CREATE TABLE statement. Also, if you want a query to
be resolved with a different collation than the data is stored with, you can use COLLATE keyword in
the query.
Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
http://www.karaszi.com/sqlserver/default.asp
http://www.solidqualitylearning.com/
"Vaidas" <Vaidas@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I am using VS2005 with sql server 2005 express.
> I have database with atached datafile. when I am using Select command from
> created table, there is not case sensitive in the result. I mean I have in
> the table the row with value "Disp1" in col1, and when I am selecting with
> filter Where col1="disp1" , I amd getting this one row where value is
> "Disp1".
> I saw in server explorer window, that connection have parameter Case
> Sensitive, which value is False, but it is desabled and I can't change.
> How to solve this problem.
> Thanks
>
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problem with sqlserver 2005 express
I am using VS2005 with sql server 2005 express.
I have database with atached datafile. when I am using Select command from
created table, there is not case sensitive in the result. I mean I have in
the table the row with value "Disp1" in col1, and when I am selecting with
filter Where col1="disp1" , I amd getting this one row where value is
"Disp1".
I saw in server explorer window, that connection have parameter Case
Sensitive, which value is False, but it is desabled and I can't change.
How to solve this problem.
Thanks
Either change the collation of the column or specify the collation
explicitly in the WHERE clause. You should read about collations in the
documentation first so that you understand how they work and the
implications of mixed collations, the impact on indexing, etc.
Although this question isn't specific to the version in general you
should post questions about 2005 to the 2005 newsgroups only:
http://communities.microsoft.com/new...=sqlserver2005
David Portas
SQL Server MVP
I have database with atached datafile. when I am using Select command from
created table, there is not case sensitive in the result. I mean I have in
the table the row with value "Disp1" in col1, and when I am selecting with
filter Where col1="disp1" , I amd getting this one row where value is
"Disp1".
I saw in server explorer window, that connection have parameter Case
Sensitive, which value is False, but it is desabled and I can't change.
How to solve this problem.
Thanks
Either change the collation of the column or specify the collation
explicitly in the WHERE clause. You should read about collations in the
documentation first so that you understand how they work and the
implications of mixed collations, the impact on indexing, etc.
Although this question isn't specific to the version in general you
should post questions about 2005 to the 2005 newsgroups only:
http://communities.microsoft.com/new...=sqlserver2005
David Portas
SQL Server MVP
problem with sqlserver 2005 express
I am using VS2005 with sql server 2005 express.
I have database with atached datafile. when I am using Select command from
created table, there is not case sensitive in the result. I mean I have in
the table the row with value "Disp1" in col1, and when I am selecting with
filter Where col1="disp1" , I amd getting this one row where value is
"Disp1".
I saw in server explorer window, that connection have parameter Case
Sensitive, which value is False, but it is desabled and I can't change.
How to solve this problem.
ThanksCollation is an attribute of the column in the table. A database has a default collation which is
applied if you don't specify a collation in the CREATE TABLE statement. Also, if you want a query to
be resolved with a different collation than the data is stored with, you can use COLLATE keyword in
the query.
--
Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
http://www.karaszi.com/sqlserver/default.asp
http://www.solidqualitylearning.com/
"Vaidas" <Vaidas@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8E0BF60C-1A43-49F3-A41B-E1E05E30BE23@.microsoft.com...
>I am using VS2005 with sql server 2005 express.
> I have database with atached datafile. when I am using Select command from
> created table, there is not case sensitive in the result. I mean I have in
> the table the row with value "Disp1" in col1, and when I am selecting with
> filter Where col1="disp1" , I amd getting this one row where value is
> "Disp1".
> I saw in server explorer window, that connection have parameter Case
> Sensitive, which value is False, but it is desabled and I can't change.
> How to solve this problem.
> Thanks
>
I have database with atached datafile. when I am using Select command from
created table, there is not case sensitive in the result. I mean I have in
the table the row with value "Disp1" in col1, and when I am selecting with
filter Where col1="disp1" , I amd getting this one row where value is
"Disp1".
I saw in server explorer window, that connection have parameter Case
Sensitive, which value is False, but it is desabled and I can't change.
How to solve this problem.
ThanksCollation is an attribute of the column in the table. A database has a default collation which is
applied if you don't specify a collation in the CREATE TABLE statement. Also, if you want a query to
be resolved with a different collation than the data is stored with, you can use COLLATE keyword in
the query.
--
Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
http://www.karaszi.com/sqlserver/default.asp
http://www.solidqualitylearning.com/
"Vaidas" <Vaidas@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8E0BF60C-1A43-49F3-A41B-E1E05E30BE23@.microsoft.com...
>I am using VS2005 with sql server 2005 express.
> I have database with atached datafile. when I am using Select command from
> created table, there is not case sensitive in the result. I mean I have in
> the table the row with value "Disp1" in col1, and when I am selecting with
> filter Where col1="disp1" , I amd getting this one row where value is
> "Disp1".
> I saw in server explorer window, that connection have parameter Case
> Sensitive, which value is False, but it is desabled and I can't change.
> How to solve this problem.
> Thanks
>
problem with sqlserver 2005 express
I am using VS2005 with sql server 2005 express.
I have database with atached datafile. when I am using Select command from
created table, there is not case sensitive in the result. I mean I have in
the table the row with value "Disp1" in col1, and when I am selecting with
filter Where col1="disp1" , I amd getting this one row where value is
"Disp1".
I saw in server explorer window, that connection have parameter Case
Sensitive, which value is False, but it is desabled and I can't change.
How to solve this problem.
ThanksUsing a case-sensitive collation such as Latin1_General_CS_AS for col1 when you create your table, or for the "=" comparison in your query should solve your problem. CS stands for "case sensitive" and AS for "Accent Sensitive." See
Working With Collations (ms-help://MS.SQLCC.v9/MS.SQLSVR.v9.en/udb9/html/61cdbb6b-3ca1-4d73-938b-22e4f06f75ea.htm) in SQL Server 2005 books online.
I have database with atached datafile. when I am using Select command from
created table, there is not case sensitive in the result. I mean I have in
the table the row with value "Disp1" in col1, and when I am selecting with
filter Where col1="disp1" , I amd getting this one row where value is
"Disp1".
I saw in server explorer window, that connection have parameter Case
Sensitive, which value is False, but it is desabled and I can't change.
How to solve this problem.
ThanksUsing a case-sensitive collation such as Latin1_General_CS_AS for col1 when you create your table, or for the "=" comparison in your query should solve your problem. CS stands for "case sensitive" and AS for "Accent Sensitive." See
Working With Collations (ms-help://MS.SQLCC.v9/MS.SQLSVR.v9.en/udb9/html/61cdbb6b-3ca1-4d73-938b-22e4f06f75ea.htm) in SQL Server 2005 books online.
Eric
problem with sqlserver 2005 express
I am using VS2005 with sql server 2005 express.
I have database with atached datafile. when I am using Select command from
created table, there is not case sensitive in the result. I mean I have in
the table the row with value "Disp1" in col1, and when I am selecting with
filter Where col1="disp1" , I amd getting this one row where value is
"Disp1".
I saw in server explorer window, that connection have parameter Case
Sensitive, which value is False, but it is desabled and I can't change.
How to solve this problem.
ThanksEither change the collation of the column or specify the collation
explicitly in the WHERE clause. You should read about collations in the
documentation first so that you understand how they work and the
implications of mixed collations, the impact on indexing, etc.
Although this question isn't specific to the version in general you
should post questions about 2005 to the 2005 newsgroups only:
http://communities.microsoft.com/ne...p=sqlserver2005
David Portas
SQL Server MVP
--sql
I have database with atached datafile. when I am using Select command from
created table, there is not case sensitive in the result. I mean I have in
the table the row with value "Disp1" in col1, and when I am selecting with
filter Where col1="disp1" , I amd getting this one row where value is
"Disp1".
I saw in server explorer window, that connection have parameter Case
Sensitive, which value is False, but it is desabled and I can't change.
How to solve this problem.
ThanksEither change the collation of the column or specify the collation
explicitly in the WHERE clause. You should read about collations in the
documentation first so that you understand how they work and the
implications of mixed collations, the impact on indexing, etc.
Although this question isn't specific to the version in general you
should post questions about 2005 to the 2005 newsgroups only:
http://communities.microsoft.com/ne...p=sqlserver2005
David Portas
SQL Server MVP
--sql
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