Answer by Håkan Winther
You do not need to trim the expression Books online: > Returns the number of characters of> the specified string expression,> excluding trailing blanks. Try this code, it's basically the same...
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Ideally, you shouldn't be doing that sort of thing in a query. If you have a string with a null terminator as it's first character, that should have been sorted out before you inserted the record. That...
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Matt is right to warn about letting CHAR(0) anywhere near SQL Server. SQL Server doesn't really cope with a CHAR(0) very well Most string functions can't 'see' it, even though it won't terminate the...
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