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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