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Quick Tip: How to Find SQL Server's Current Language

Need to find out what SQL Server's default language is set to? These two quick tips will show you how to find out.

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Nitin Tyagi
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May. 29, 16 · Tutorial
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In this post, I will show the SQL Query to find SQL Server's Current Language. Write the following Query in the SQL Server and execute.

QUERY I to Find the Current Language of SQL Server

Select @@LANGUAGE as Language

Execute the preceding query and check the output.

SQL Query to Find Current Language of SQL Server

QUERY II to Find the Current Language of SQL Server:

Another way we can find the current language of SQL Server is by executing the following script:

select * from sys.syslanguages where langid=@@langid

Execute the preceding query and check the output.

SQL Query to Find Current Language of SQL Server

Using this query we can get the current language of SQL Server. I hope this trick is useful to developers.

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