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Cannot Resolve The Collation Conflict Between Latin1_general_ci_as And Sql_latin1_general_cp1_ci_as
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vote favorite 51 I have the following code SELECT tA.FieldName As [Field Name], COALESCE(tO_A.[desc], tO_B.[desc], tO_C.Name, tA.OldVAlue) AS [Old Value], COALESCE(tN_A.[desc], tN_B.[desc], tN_C.Name, tA.NewValue) AS [New Value], U.UserName AS [User Name], CONVERT(varchar, tA.ChangeDate) AS [Change Date] FROM D tA JOIN [DRTS].[dbo].[User] U ON tA.UserID = U.UserID LEFT JOIN A tO_A on tA.FieldName = 'AID' AND tA.oldValue = CONVERT(VARCHAR, tO_A.ID) LEFT JOIN A tN_A on tA.FieldName = 'AID' AND tA.newValue = CONVERT(VARCHAR, tN_A.ID)
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LEFT JOIN B tO_B on tA.FieldName = 'BID' AND tA.oldValue = CONVERT(VARCHAR, tO_B.ID) LEFT JOIN B tN_B on tA.FieldName = 'BID' AND tA.newValue = CONVERT(VARCHAR, tN_B.ID) LEFT JOIN C tO_C on tA.FieldName = 'CID' AND tA.oldValue = tO_C.Name LEFT JOIN C tN_C on tA.FieldName = 'CID' AND tA.newValue = tN_C.Name WHERE U.Fullname = @SearchTerm ORDER BY tA.ChangeDate When running the code I am getting the error pasted in the title after adding the two joins for table C. I think this may have something to do with the fact i'm using sql 2008 and have restored a copy of this db on to my machine which is 2005. Please help! sql-server share|improve this question asked Oct 22 '09 at 14:20 jhowe 1,49593243 add a comment| 15 Answers 15 active oldest votes up vote 171 down vote accepted You have a mismatch of two different collations in your table. You can check what collations each column in your table(s) has by using this query: SELECT col.name, col.collation_name FROM sys.columns col WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID('YourTableName') Collations are needed and used when ordering and comparing strings. It's generally a good idea to have a single, unique collation used throughout your database - don't use different collations within a single table or database - you're only asking f
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Badges Ask Question x Dismiss Join the Stack Overflow Community Stack Overflow is a community of 4.7 million programmers, just like you, helping expression type int is invalid for collate clause. each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up Can not resolve collation conflict on column 5 in select statement up vote 2 down vote favorite I Am trying to show a combination of several fields as http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1607560/cannot-resolve-the-collation-conflict-between-sql-latin1-general-cp1-ci-as-and only one .( I was asked by the customer to do so ) . I tried the following command but i get the aforementioned error : The SQL snippet : SELECT dbo.VPayment_2.Serial, dbo.VPayment_1.Description, dbo.VPayment_2.Money, dbo.VPayment_1.PaymentType,, 'Payment ' + dbo.VPayment_1.PaymentType + ' - ' + ' Serial ' + CAST(dbo.VPayment_2.Serial AS nvarchar(15)) + '(' + dbo.VPayment_1.Description + ')' AS Compact Info FROM dbo.VPayment_2 INNER JOIN dbo.VPayment_1 ON dbo.VPayment_2.ID = dbo.VPayment_1.ID So that The end result would look like http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15095183/can-not-resolve-collation-conflict-on-column-5-in-select-statement : --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Serial Description Money PaymentType Compact Info 123456 some info 500$ Check Payment :Check - Serial 123456 - some info 0 some info2 100$ In Cash Payment :In Cash - Serial 0 - some info To achieve this i created two views out of the table in question and then using the IDs i inner joined these two views so that i get the spectated result.The problem is when i add the Compact Info field which is the combination of other fields it generates the error : Can not resolve collation conflict on column 5 in select statement and this happens when i am not comparing anything!! Can any one help me get this right? sql-server share|improve this question asked Feb 26 '13 at 17:13 Hossein 3,447104577 add a comment| 1 Answer 1 active oldest votes up vote 9 down vote accepted Sounds like dbo.VPayment_1.PaymentType and dbo.VPayment_2.Serial are of different collation (this is not just happening when you compare, but also when you union, concatenate, etc). There are a couple of fixes: Change one view or both to use the same collation for those columns. You can do this by changing the underlying column(s) or by specifying a COLLATE clause in the SELECT list of the view, e.g. SELECT PaymentType COLLATE Latin1_General_CI_AI ... FROM ... Explicitly collate within your query, e.g. ... 'Payment ' + dbo.VPayment_1.PaymentType COLLATE Latin1_G
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