I have a simple report that is basically Select * from table where field like ?
A user noticed that the report wasn't returning all the rows that it should. I put the same query into Sql Server management studio and get the correct results. If I change like to equal sign it works correctly, returning the right number of rows.
A collegue mentioned chacking ANSI vs UNICode values and I'm exploring that.
Anyone run into this issue? If so, how is it solved.
Like gives the users flexibility to get all rows or just certain categories so we use it a lot. Thus, the need to solve this issue quickly.
TIA,
Dave Gress
A user noticed that the report wasn't returning all the rows that it should. I put the same query into Sql Server management studio and get the correct results. If I change like to equal sign it works correctly, returning the right number of rows.
A collegue mentioned chacking ANSI vs UNICode values and I'm exploring that.
Anyone run into this issue? If so, how is it solved.
Like gives the users flexibility to get all rows or just certain categories so we use it a lot. Thus, the need to solve this issue quickly.
TIA,
Dave Gress