sql server - Changing database collation doesnt update collation of varchar/text fields in the DB (MS SQL) -


I have changed the combination of databases All the text / varchar columns were set to default on the default before the change. When the change was done for DB matching, I expected that the columns to be default to the database were set to default on the database and therefore will remain connected to the new DB matching. However, I noticed that these columns were originally set specifically for old collation.

I have a script that will update all the columns, but I find out why these columns were not, T database_default, or at least set new match so I have questions:

1: Why the columns were not updated?

2: Is there any way to update them automatically?

I have recently encountered this problem. Changing the Database Default Colón works only for new objects - which does not change any existing ones (Source: - "You can change the match of any new objects that are created using the callout clause in the user database This description does not change the matching of columns in any of the existing user-defined tables. These changes can be changed using the COLLATE section of ALTER TABLE

I do not have any information on how to update them automatically - you have to manually update them. I

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