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Default Language Setting of Database
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GonnaCatchIT
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Posted Friday, September 07, 2012 3:54 AM
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Hi All,
Our default language setting for a DB is set to US-english , but our client insists now that it was British and needs it to change it.
Now I have few queries on this:
> Can we find if the language was changed anytime earlier , i.e. is there a log maintained of when the language was last changed and by who etc..
> Also , what kind of impact will it have (like date format will be changed) so will this insert the dates in new fomats and if we try to convert a exisiting date will it have any impact..
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GonnaCatchIT
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Posted Monday, September 10, 2012 12:36 AM
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MissTippsInOz
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GonnaCatchIT (9/7/2012)
Hi All,
Our default language setting for a DB is set to US-english , but our client insists now that it was British and needs it to change it.
Now I have few queries on this:
> Can we find if the language was changed anytime earlier , i.e. is there a log maintained of when the language was last changed and by who etc..
> Also , what kind of impact will it have (like date format will be changed) so will this insert the dates in new fomats and if we try to convert a exisiting date will it have any impact..
Language is set at server level, at login level or at session level but not at database level.
Clare
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Hey, just a thought.....did you check Books Online yet?
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GonnaCatchIT
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Posted Monday, September 10, 2012 10:13 AM
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Thanks, so is there a log somewhere stored of when the Server settings was changed.
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SQLmountain
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Posted Monday, September 10, 2012 11:30 AM
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One of the standard SSMS reports is "Configuration Changes History". Running this report will give you a list of updates to your SQL Server configuration over time.
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MissTippsInOz
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GonnaCatchIT (9/7/2012)
Hi All,
Our default language setting for a DB is set to US-english , but our client insists now that it was British and needs it to change it.
Are you sure that someone hasn't simply changed the language setting for the login that the user/application uses?
If you want to provide more details of what has happened it may be easier to help you resolve the issue.
Clare
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GonnaCatchIT
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Posted Wednesday, September 12, 2012 12:55 AM
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Client says , the language setting has bee changed , as per us it has not , so need some kind of proof that it has not been changed.
Bret,
Thanks , your post was helpful.
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