Polybase SQL Server 2016
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I had to research this one, so I learned something new. Good way to start the day, so thank you.
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Great question. Did not know SQL 2016 was going to support Hadoop or Azure Blob storage. Not that I'll ever use it...
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Sorry but the response of the Which server collations are supported in Polybase SQl Server 2016 in SQLServercental is wrong or they don't read MSDN. The correct answer is what I selected:
Latin1_General_100_CI_AS_KS_WS
In the future please investigate more thoroughly the correct answer to your QOD.
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Sorry guys and gals but I am really sad to find that so many wrong answers I am finding lately for the QOD (Question of the day). It would make me extremely happy if anyone before posting a QOD should thoroughly investigate what is the correct answer to their QOD. I have 25 years of experience and have all the wallpapers (MS Certifications) can be obtained in the SQL Server's field plus Bachelor of Computer Science Degree and I feel I know what I am talking about. I would never bother to post a QOD if I would not have the correct answer. Dear fellow members please take this to into your account before post a QOD in this site.
Regards from a frustrated member.
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julienchappel 38298 (7/22/2015)
Sorry but the response of the Which server collations are supported in Polybase SQl Server 2016 in SQLServercental is wrong or they don't read MSDN. The correct answer is what I selected:Latin1_General_100_CI_AS_KS_WS
In the future please investigate more thoroughly the correct answer to your QOD.
So on this page in Books Online, it literally says:
Important
In the CTP 2.0 (and later) versions, only these server collations are supported: SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS (default US English collation) and Latin1_General_100_CI_AS_KS_WS.
That's two collations. I checked those two, and the system told me I was right.
Is it perhaps possible that you accidentally ticked only a single one of these collations? The way the SQL Server Central QotD works is that for a multi-answer question, you do not get partial points for a partially correct answer, you only get credit if you on a 100% match between your answer and the pre-sent "correct" answer. (Which, in this case, is indeed the correct answer).
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Good Question. Little knowledge on theoretical it needs but a nice question.
Thanks.
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It looks I will have to learn Hadoop, if only to be able to justify why I do not want to use it...
Thanks for the question, Kapil!
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Nice question. Thank you.
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Nice question, thanks.
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