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do some errors more prone to SQL server on VMs?
From your experience, have you seen some errors repeat more so in the virtual environment more than
SQL servers hosted in physical boxes?
SQL servers hosted in physical boxes?
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>>I have tried this on both a physical server, and a vm - both work correctly.
you mean you got zero entries back.. meaning no such errors at all? was it 2008?
>>Without the N (for nvarchar) it would not work in either.
It brings back records for me? I thought it won't work only if there are Unicode characters inside the quotes?
>>I have tried this on both a physical server, and a vm - both work correctly.
you mean you got zero entries back.. meaning no such errors at all? was it 2008?
>>Without the N (for nvarchar) it would not work in either.
It brings back records for me? I thought it won't work only if there are Unicode characters inside the quotes?
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thank u for the detailed response and help-guidance!
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could you try this in your VM box vs physical box in non-peak hours to confirm/check/infer?