Saturday, July 30, 2016

Changing the language of an existing SharePoint site


 Changing the language of an existing SharePoint site.

UPDATE dbo.Webs SET Language = 1033 where Title='System'

Changing the language of one site collection can be done with:

UPDATE dbo.Webs SET Language = 1033 WHERE SiteId = [[SiteCollectionId]]

And for changing the language of a single web or subsite you can use:

UPDATE dbo.Webs SET Language = 1033 WHERE Id = [[WebId]]

     Following are language and ID.          


Language

Language ID

Arabic

1025

Azeri (Latin)

1068

Basque (Basque)

1069

Bosnian (Latin)

5146

Bulgarian

1026

Catalan

1027

Chinese (Simplified)

2052

Chinese (Traditional)

1028

Croatian

1050

Czech

1029

Danish

1030

Dari

1164

Dutch

1043

English

1033

Estonian

1061

Finnish

1035

French

1036

Galician

1110

German

1031

Greek

1032

Hebrew

1037

Hindi

1081

Hungarian

1038

Indonesian

1057

Irish

2108

Italian

1040

Japanese

1041

Kazakh

1087

Korean

1042

Latvian

1062

Lithuanian

1063

Macedonian

1071

Malay (Malaysia)

1086

Norwegian (Bokmål)

1044

Polish

1045

Portuguese (Brazil)

1046

Portuguese (Portugal)

2070

Romanian

1048

Russian

1049

Serbian (Cyrillic)

3098

Serbian (Latin)

2074

Slovak

1051

Slovenian

1060

Spanish

3082

Swedish

1053

Thai

1054

Turkish

1055

Ukrainian

1058

Vietnamese

1066

Welsh

1106

 

Thank you very much

          Fahadullah Karimi

         SharePoint Specialist

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