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7/20/2010 1:29 PM
 
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Dave Colbeck wrote:

Did you get a warning about having to drop the database and re-create it?

I've tested the dropping and re-creation through SQL Management Studio and all seems well, I just want to test more...

 you are talking about dropping the table and recreate not the database, right? this is ok, if the warning prevents execution you need to alter SSMS settings.

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Sebastian Leupold wrote:
Dave Colbeck wrote:

Did you get a warning about having to drop the database and re-create it?

I've tested the dropping and re-creation through SQL Management Studio and all seems well, I just want to test more...

 you are talking about dropping the table and recreate not the database, right? this is ok, if the warning prevents execution you need to alter SSMS settings.

 Yes,

It is just warning about dropping the table and re-creating the table.  I had to change the options in SSMS to allow it to happen.  All of the data seems to be there still, so I am guessing that the process scripts out even the data.

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that sounds fine :)
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7/22/2010 3:00 AM
 
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Hi,

i didn't have to drop my table. I just used the query to see which columnnames had an incorrect collation.
Then i used management studio to adjust the collation of these columnnames to my default database collation.

Hopes this helps you. Sorry that i didn't replied earlier.
We don't work on july 21st.

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Stephany
 
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I finally got time to do this. Almost 5 hours later, I have a fixed site. Thanks everyone for their help and patience. Cheers
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