March 24, 2015 at 10:33 am
We have a customer that is running SQL2012 and we are seeing a weird result on a query when we run it on their db. It is based off of a table that has about 30 columns but in this case we only care about 2 of them.
[Number] [varchar](15) NOT NULL
[Person_ID] [varchar](12) NULL
Here is the query we are doing:
Select Number,Person_ID From TableName where LP='ABC123'
The result I get back is the following:
Number:1
Person_ID:13864
The Person_ID should be a result of another table that created that Person_ID but it doesn't exist in that table. So we do not know where that 13864 is coming from. When we open that record through our application it shows Nothing for the Person_ID in that field.
When we do this query on our copy we get back
Number:1
Person_ID:
Which is exactly what we should see as the result.
Could there be a sql server setting that is set on their server that could possibly be given us back 13864 for a NULL value?
March 24, 2015 at 11:36 am
Script out your table.
Maybe the table name exists twice, one in its own schema.
Maybe you are querying a view of the table.
So, script out the table with schema names, script out the insert for the data you are trying to retrieve.
Script out the select in its entirety that you use, including schema name.
March 30, 2015 at 1:28 pm
This ended up being bad data that someone on the customer side inserted into the table by mistake.
Thanks
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