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Collation Question
NavJen
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I've searched the forum and read the relevant section of the Application Designer Guide, but I still have one specific question about collation.
The Application Designer Guide states "We recommend that you use a Windows collation when you create a database. This
type of collation closely follows the collation rules of the operating system."
My question is, what are the negative impacts (if any) of using SQL collation instead of Windows?
I understand how the sorting will be different, but is performance or anything like that impacted?
Thanks!
Jen
The Application Designer Guide states "We recommend that you use a Windows collation when you create a database. This
type of collation closely follows the collation rules of the operating system."
My question is, what are the negative impacts (if any) of using SQL collation instead of Windows?
I understand how the sorting will be different, but is performance or anything like that impacted?
Thanks!
Jen
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