Q: SQL , what is wrong?

Hello,
SELECT dbo.tSp.pID, dbo.tLo.oS
FROM dbo.tSp INNER JOIN
dbo.tLo ON dbo.tSp.SpID = dbo.tLo.SpID
WHERE (dbo.tLo.oS = N'[MyText]')
This works without Where and I see MyText available in oS column. Why does
it not bring anything when Where is there?
Thanks,
Ok. I removed [, works fine.
"JIM.H." wrote:

> Hello,
> SELECT dbo.tSp.pID, dbo.tLo.oS
> FROM dbo.tSp INNER JOIN
> dbo.tLo ON dbo.tSp.SpID = dbo.tLo.SpID
> WHERE (dbo.tLo.oS = N'[MyText]')
> This works without Where and I see MyText available in oS column. Why does
> it not bring anything when Where is there?
> Thanks,
>
|||Just as a follow up the brackets are to use a obejectname in SQL Server,
useful for those developers who use spaces or special reserved words for
their objects (Yeah I know, there are some out there who always do this
:-) )
HTH, Jens Suessmeyer.
http://www.sqlserver2005.de
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> Ok. I removed [, works fine.
> "JIM.H." wrote: