Can someone think of a reason to do this:
SELECT * FROM TableA ORDER cast (cast (as nvarchar (50)) as the real column column - where realColumnA is defined as in the table
One of my former developers stressed that the reality It was necessary to sort correctly, can any one think of a reason that can be true?
Cast is a big demonstration killer in the order section. But I need to make sure that before I can remove it before necessary.
It is done by the order extract what you expect. And it will definitely be a demonstration killer.
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