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07.30.2008 at 09:22AM PDT, ID: 23607926
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Cannot resolve collation conflict for equal to operation

Asked by pabby061203 in Databases Miscellaneous, MS SQL Server

Tags: Microsoft, SQL Server, 2000

I have created a small tbl in a sql database.  I know every record also exists in a bigger system table. I am trying to pull the data from the big table as there are extra fields in there I need to see. We are trying to use an exists query but we have been getting the following error message; 'Cannot resolve collation conflict for equal to operation.' When we check the design of the small table we can see collation at the bottom of the screen. It is set to <database_default> but will not let us remove it. Does anyone know how to resolve the error message?Start Free Trial
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