When connecting to sql server, I have the hardcoded string “(local)”. Is this a string I need to make available for localisation? ie, does (local) always work no matter the current language settings?
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When connecting to sql server, I have the hardcoded string “(local)”. Is this a string I need to make available for localisation? ie, does (local) always work no matter the current language settings?
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(local)and.as shortcuts for your local server are not language dependent – they’re the same for every language and culture – no translations necessary.