Contains One Row for Each Language Present in Microsoft® SQL ServerTM. Although U.S. English Is Not in Syslanguages, IT IS ALWAYS AVAILABLE TO SQL Server. This Table is Stored Only In The Master DataBase.
Column nameData typeDescriptionlangidsmallintUnique language ID.dateformat nchar (3) Date order (for example, DMY) .datefirst tinyintFirst day of the week: 1 for Monday, 2 for Tuesday, and so on through 7 for Sunday.upgrade intReserved for system use.namesysnameOfficial language name (for example, français) .aliassysnameAlternate language name (for example, French) .monthsnvarchar (372) Comma-separated list of full-length month names in order from January through December, with each name containing as many as 20 characters. shortmonthsvarchar (132) Comma-separated list of short-month names in order from January through December, with each name containing as many as 9 characters.daysnvarchar (217) Comma-separated list of day names in order from Monday through Sunday, with each Name Containing As Many As 30 Characters.lcidintMicrosoft Windows NT® Locale ID for the Language.mslangidsmallintsql Server Message Group ID.
Thirty-Three SQL Server Provided Languages Are Installed. Here Is A List of The Languages.
