| Changing the TemDB Collation |
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Hi All, Today i received a problem from one of the DBA, His problem was unique, he wanted to change the collation setting of tempdb to Japanese_BIN. At first this seems to be a normal issue, but soon i realized this is something which is not known to many, So i decided to document the solution here, this may prove to be a life saver for someone: Problem: "I want to change the tempdb collation in MSSQL sever. Solution: Changing the tempdb Collation Note: that tempdb uses the collation of the model database. Since there is a way to change the collation of the model database, we inferred that we should be able to change the collation of tempdb. Recall that the model database can be backed up and restored. So, for example, if we have another instance of SQL Server running with a default collation of Japanese_BIN, we can back up the model database from the “Japanese_BIN” server, restore it on the target server, and then restart the MSSQL service on the target server. Another solution can be reinstalling SQL Engine using collation setting you need.
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S. Singh
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