SQL SERVER – Resolve Cannot Resolve Collation Conflict Error – SQL in Sixty Seconds #047

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One of the most common errors database developer’s receives when they start working with database where there are different collation used. Collation is a very important concept but it is often ignored. First use the method displayed in this video to resolve your error and right away put your efforts to understand what collation stands for. The error message says SQL Server cannot resolve the collation conflict. Here is how to fix this collation conflict error quickly.

Language is the most important part of communication. We all communicate with each other through language which both persons to understand. If we do not talk in the language which the other person cannot understand, the end result is not fruitful. In a similar way, collation is very important to any database. I have often seen situations when the collation changes from case sensitive and case insensitive turning the query result hey-wire and creates chaos on the server.

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  • Sanjay Monpara
    April 3, 2013 11:38 am

    we have used #temptable in so many procedure of mydb with join condition & collation of mydb and tempdb are different.
    now I want to continue with mydb collation but can’t change collation of tempdb
    what can i do?

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