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You'll have to cough up the code that INSERTs the data from your UI into SQL Server, as there appears to be not enough info here to provide an answer.
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You'll have to cough up the code that INSERTs the data from your UI into SQL Server, as there appears to be not enough info here to provide an answer.

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Jim,<br />
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So you are at least saying that you do not believe this is being caused by SQL Server, but is more likely the ASP Code?<br />
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In other words you have not encountered this in SQL Server before?
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Jim,

So you are at least saying that you do not believe this is being caused by SQL Server, but is more likely the ASP Code?

In other words you have not encountered this in SQL Server before?

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Thanks Jim.<br />
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Looks like there is a procedure checking for special sensitive characters and replacing thme to avoid a SQL Server injection. I found the routine and can now deal with it appropriately.<br />
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Thanks again!
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Thanks Jim.

Looks like there is a procedure checking for special sensitive characters and replacing thme to avoid a SQL Server injection. I found the routine and can now deal with it appropriately.

Thanks again!

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I have not seen this before and am not sure what is causing it or where to look.<br />
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When a customer enters an address on my website that includes the word &quot;union&quot;, for example &quot;1922 Union St&quot;, the text that winds up in the SQL Server field includes a question mark (ascii 63) after &quot;union&quot;.<br />
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Anybody know what might be causing this and how to stop it?<br />
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Thanks - David
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I have not seen this before and am not sure what is causing it or where to look.

When a customer enters an address on my website that includes the word "union", for example "1922 Union St", the text that winds up in the SQL Server field includes a question mark (ascii 63) after "union".

Anybody know what might be causing this and how to stop it?

Thanks - David

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