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May 20, 2008

Hi,
have uncovered a curious problem with sort ascending in tables.
In a table I'm grouping on CONTRACT_ID field. The grouping works fine but the sort acending on CONTRACT_ID doesn't.

Here are the actual contract id's I have to sort:
0202018B
0202019C
0202020G
0202021H
0202022J
0202023K
0202800B

The above list is how the Crystal Report I'm converting does this sort - i.e. the normal, common sense, intuitive answer.

Here's how SSRS does the sort:
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0202021H
0202019C
0202800B
0202018B
0202023K
0202020G

i.e. a completely non-intuitive, non common-sense answer!

I can probably solve this by stripping the last character and converting to int via an expression, but why does one get a completely non-sensical answer with the standard values? What is the logic by which Microsoft have implemented sorting. It seems very odd to me. Can anyone shed any light on this?

thanking you in advance,
cheers,
rob




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