SELECT DATABASEPROPERTYEX( db_name(), 'collation ')

28/05/2006 - 17:41 por Meir S., ClearForsest | Informe spam
This line doesn't work on SQL2005:

SELECT DATABASEPROPERTYEX( db_name(), 'collation ')

Please notice the extra space at the end of the string: 'collation ' .
(without the space everything works fine)

It worked on SQL2000.

The extra space is a stupid mistake someone else made a long time ago, and
it never bothered us.
Now it tottaly messes-up our apps, and we need to issue a new patch for
SQL2005.

Has anyone come across any other "backward compatibilty" issues ?
Are the MS guys aware of this ?

Thanks
Meir S.
meir@clearforest.com

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#1 עמי לוין
29/05/2006 - 00:22 | Informe spam
היי מאיר,

העברתי את הטענה שלך הלאה.
אעדכן אם יהיו לי תשובות.

HTH

עמי

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"Meir S., ClearForsest":

This line doesn't work on SQL2005:

SELECT DATABASEPROPERTYEX( db_name(), 'collation ')

Please notice the extra space at the end of the string: 'collation ' .
(without the space everything works fine)

It worked on SQL2000.

The extra space is a stupid mistake someone else made a long time ago, and
it never bothered us.
Now it tottaly messes-up our apps, and we need to issue a new patch for
SQL2005.

Has anyone come across any other "backward compatibilty" issues ?
Are the MS guys aware of this ?

Thanks
Meir S.




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#2 Marcelo Colla
29/05/2006 - 12:07 | Informe spam
are u using 9.0 compability or 8.0 on sql 2005
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news:
This line doesn't work on SQL2005:

SELECT DATABASEPROPERTYEX( db_name(), 'collation ')

Please notice the extra space at the end of the string: 'collation ' .
(without the space everything works fine)

It worked on SQL2000.

The extra space is a stupid mistake someone else made a long time ago, and
it never bothered us.
Now it tottaly messes-up our apps, and we need to issue a new patch for
SQL2005.

Has anyone come across any other "backward compatibilty" issues ?
Are the MS guys aware of this ?

Thanks
Meir S.



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