SQL language problem

Hi All ,
so , our IT team have created a VB - SQL Server project

Everything works fine ,
but
we have worked with the Resource Editor
so we can make this project work in 4 different languages .
(It depends on the regional settings of the pc)

Anyways ...

We have a little problem with an SQL Statement ,
when we set our regional Settings in DUTCH

then

the SQL statements uses 'WAAR' in stead of the english term
'TRUE' in a BOOLEAN .

=> Program crashes !!!!!!!!!

How is this possible?
Isn't the SQL Statement universal?

I really don't know why it changes the statement

= TRUE into the DUTCH version

Btw , we use Visual Basic 6 , SP 5 , SQL Server
=> All of them are English versions ....

Strange things happen. Even over here.

I've seen this on Access too. When you got a field with Yes No it changes in Ja Nee.

The only workaround i found is not to use the words but the values . 0 = false <> 0 = True

It is better to use <> 0 then 1 , cause access wants to use -1.