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BFasano
Contributor II
Contributor II

Is it possible to change Collation during Replication?

Hi all, 

Looking for some guidance here. We have a source database that is in SQL_Latin1_General_CP850_CS_AS. 

Is there a way to change it to SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS in the Qlik Replication task? Or in the Target Database settings? 

 

Thanks, 

 

-Brian

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mrsimon007
Contributor III
Contributor III

No, you can’t change collation during replication. The subscriber must match the publishers collation. If you need a different collation, you’ll have to handle it with a separate process like ETL or by converting after the data is replicated.

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DesmondWOO
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Hi @BFasano ,

Thank you for reaching out to the Qlik Community.

From my understanding, the extended ASCII characters in code pages CP850 and CP1252 differ. How will you handle this? If you plan to use NCHAR/NVARCHAR on the target SQL Server, Qlik Replicate should work fine.

Regards,
Desmond

 

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mrsimon007
Contributor III
Contributor III

No, you can’t change collation during replication. The subscriber must match the publishers collation. If you need a different collation, you’ll have to handle it with a separate process like ETL or by converting after the data is replicated.

BFasano
Contributor II
Contributor II
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Thank you, 

I was able to handle the coversion during the move from Raw to Stage in our ODS. 

mrsimon007
Contributor III
Contributor III

Welcome