Configure a Microsoft SQL Database for Double-byte Languages
Configure a Microsoft SQL Database for Double-byte Languages
If you are localizing to a double-byte language (such as Japanese or Chinese), follow this procedure:
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Start with a double-byte database (files with -dbt suffix) that is NOT live.
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Open a query browser like SQL Server Management Studio
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Run projects/users/public/dt/database-update/sqlscripts/utilities/mssql-generate-script-to-change-collation.sql
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Set the schema (@scm) to the schema, which is normally afm
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Set the collation name (@cn) to the preferred collation
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Paste the results of the query from step 3 into a new query editor window and run it
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Start web central
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Open the Database Update Wizard.
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Run the script, projects/users/public/dt/database-update/sqlviews/re-create-sql-views-mssql.duw