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Re: Weird Characters in table

On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 1:56 PM, Ashish Kulkarni <ashish.kulkarni13@xxxxxxxxx
wrote:


select * from mycontact where email = 'myemail@xxxxxxxx'; this query does
not return any rows, but if i modify the query like below

select * from mycontact where email *like 'myemail@xxxxxxxx%'*; it
returns
data, so i believe is there is some weird data after *.com *, but if i run


Perhaps you have null-delimited string in email column. That is, a x'00'
character following the displayable characters.

A diagnostic query may help :

select email, hex(email) as email_in_hex
from mycontact where email *like 'myemail@xxxxxxxx%'*;




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