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I have a table containing a VARCHAR(9) NOT NULL column. Every record in the column will have alength of 9 if a record exists.

WHEN I run the following query on the table

SELECT Column_A
FROM Table1
WHERE Column_A <> ''

I get no records returned. However, I know that when I run a query

SELECT DATALENGTH(Column_A)
FROM table1
WHERE DATALENGTH(Column_A) <> 9

I have used Datalength instead of LEN because LEN does not return the length of a space character.

I get records amny records. When I copy an individual record from the column, it shows that a space character is in the record.

Does anyone know whay this is happening?


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