Tomas,
> I'm using a table with a indexed CHAR(3)-column. When I use SELECT ..
> WHERE
> Col = 'XXX', some results are empty, but the value in the row seems
> to be
> correct like other rows. If I update the row with same data I can get
> it
> into the result. So I didn't find any logic reason for this. I can
> find all
> rows using LIKE (or with some substring tests) with no problems.
> Shouldn't =
> always works the same..? (Postgres 7.1.3)
I'm pretty sure that your problem has something to do with thespace-padding of CHAR columns. Please remember that
'JB'::CHAR(5) = 'JB ' != 'JB'::VARCHAR(5)
If you're sure that's not it, how about posting a tabledef and somequeries?
-Josh
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