Hi everyone,
The syslanguages table in a master database displays messages in different languages correctly (except Chinese, Japanese). Therefore I would assume that the SQL Server settings would allow me to view the same kind of data in my database. I have got SQL Server installed on my computer. Also it has got all possible fonts(languages) installed. The OS is Win2K.
I created a database that is a mirror of the master database (I called it master2) . Then I created a table "temp" in a master2 database that is a mirror of syslanguages and inserted one record that I copied from master.syslanguages table. If I select this row from master.syslanguages table language fields contain correct values. However, when selecting this record from master2.temp table I get question marks instead in a language fields. Why is it the case?
I understand that I am missing something major. I would greatly appreciate your help on this matter.
Kind regards,
SA23.
The syslanguages table in a master database displays messages in different languages correctly (except Chinese, Japanese). Therefore I would assume that the SQL Server settings would allow me to view the same kind of data in my database. I have got SQL Server installed on my computer. Also it has got all possible fonts(languages) installed. The OS is Win2K.
I created a database that is a mirror of the master database (I called it master2) . Then I created a table "temp" in a master2 database that is a mirror of syslanguages and inserted one record that I copied from master.syslanguages table. If I select this row from master.syslanguages table language fields contain correct values. However, when selecting this record from master2.temp table I get question marks instead in a language fields. Why is it the case?
I understand that I am missing something major. I would greatly appreciate your help on this matter.
Kind regards,
SA23.