The Korean and Chinese languages comes with more than 2500 character alphabets so it is not practical to use the latin alphabet to render Chinese, Korean and Japanese. So...

Thai is one of the right to left languages as Arabic so you need to define the column or table or database with Thai collation and Nvarchar/Nchar/Ntext data type.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa258233(SQL.80).aspx

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa176553(SQL.80).aspx

It is not related to service pack 3 because I was having this problem with SP2 so it is just a known issue. All I know you have to...

The question is are there articles about the evils of NULL values yes but most are by ANSI SQL purists who don't use T-SQL, PL/SQL or Informix 4GL so their...

If an application uses sys anything in the code means it may change with the next service pack of SQL Server so your user need you to keep that application...

Actually this is a known issue Microsoft says it is not a bug so the only thing I know is add it back at the connection property.

I am not aware of any issues with it so the only other option is to change the server with sp_configure.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms190356.aspx

That is what I covered with my previous post right click on your table and go to script out in a query window and you will see the SET ANSI...

The GDR will not be relevant to Developer edition because it cannot be used for Database projects but it can be used by the users of Team Suites edition. ...

This is the script of the Sales table from AdventureWorks. When you script your table you will see the SET ANSI NULL OFF.

USE [AdventureWorks2008]

GO

/****** Object: Table [Sales].[Store] ...

If it is possible try restarting the box if not you have to use it in your code until you can ALTER the table to SET ANSI NULL on and...

Then change it on the database level in properties under options change it from false to true.

You could change it in the database properties under options, if you want to do it on the table level you may need code to do it.

It is related to permissions of the Asp.net account usually caused by IIS 6 installation and configuration, so go to the location below of your c drive and run aspnet_regiis...

GDR means "General Redistribution Release" it adds a lot of new features all listed in that blog post. And I think you need VS2008 SP1 and .NET 3.5 SP1.