Re: DBI don't fetch my data...or at least not all records

in reply to DBI don't fetch my data...or at least not all records

I don't have an MSSQL database to test, so my answer could be far off the mark, but I noticed in your failing query the fieldname "id" is all lowercase and in the working query it is all uppercase. Could it be that MSSQL is case-sensitive for the fieldnames?

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Re^2: DBI don't fetch my data...or at least not all records by Anonymous Monk on Nov 20, 2012 at 21:49 UTC
yes it is	[reply]
Re^2: DBI don't fetch my data...or at least not all records (case) by tye (Cardinal) on Nov 21, 2012 at 00:56 UTC
MSSQL can be configured either way on that point. Years ago when I worked with it last, there was a restriction that you could only en-/dis-able the ignoring of letter case completely. So arranging for the ignoring of letter case for database column names also meant that letter case was ignored when comparing any values. - tye	[reply]
Re^2: DBI don't fetch my data...or at least not all records by kurreburre (Acolyte) on Nov 21, 2012 at 06:24 UTC
Hi all. Well my SQL instance is case insensitive and I also tested that by doing copy and paste from SQL manager, where I get a result when executing the query. I also tested to create the query "case correct" but still it fails.	[reply]


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