SQL Server 2000 Enterprise
While testing an update script I found that a number of data rows are inaccessible using my query, though the data does exist in the table. I can browse records to find the data or query the record by some column names, but not by others.
For example:
SELECT name FROM tblPersonalInformation WHERE [ID Number] = 2358899;
would not find the data sought. However, if I put in:
SELECT address FROM tblPersonalInformation WHERE name = Doe, John;
the query yields the desired data. Many of the records queried display the specified data with no problem. I have found this problem to exist on a number of data rows, but cant figure out a reason. The front-end application displays the data without any apparent problems.
Ideas please.On the surface, it doesn't seem plausable...
Post the DDL of the Table, so we can see...|||Service pack #?|||Trailing spaces, perhaps?
What is the datatype of [ID Number]?|||Do this and let us know what you get:
select * from tblPersonalInformation where charindex(char(160), [ID Number]) > 0|||I have seen corrupt indexes cause this. Try
dbcc dbreindex ('tblPersonalInformation')
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Monday, March 12, 2012
Query doesnt find existing data
Query doesnt find existing data
SQL Server 2000 Enterprise
While testing an update script I found that a number of data rows are inaccessible using my query, though the data does exist in the table. I can browse records to find the data or query the record by some column names, but not by others.
For example:
SELECT name FROM tblPersonalInformation WHERE [ID Number] = 2358899;
would not find the data sought. However, if I put in:
SELECT address FROM tblPersonalInformation WHERE name = Doe, John;
the query yields the desired data. Many of the records queried display the specified data with no problem. I have found this problem to exist on a number of data rows, but cant figure out a reason. The front-end application displays the data without any apparent problems.
Ideas please.What is the datatype of [ID Number]?
While testing an update script I found that a number of data rows are inaccessible using my query, though the data does exist in the table. I can browse records to find the data or query the record by some column names, but not by others.
For example:
SELECT name FROM tblPersonalInformation WHERE [ID Number] = 2358899;
would not find the data sought. However, if I put in:
SELECT address FROM tblPersonalInformation WHERE name = Doe, John;
the query yields the desired data. Many of the records queried display the specified data with no problem. I have found this problem to exist on a number of data rows, but cant figure out a reason. The front-end application displays the data without any apparent problems.
Ideas please.What is the datatype of [ID Number]?
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