I hope that I am not interpreting wrong here, but whther you get mixed
results or not, do you want a trailing space after the column "level?"

You could just use the following and whether you receive the extra space or
not, it should return the same result:
<cfoutput query="test">#trim(level)#123<br /></cfoutput>

Cheers,
Teddy

On 1/5/07, Jen N <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Just an update as I'm continuing to research. . . it seems to be any user
> "created column", not just case statments.
>
> For example the following query also pads one space on the end of each
> "created" column. . .
> <cfquery name="test" datasource="#dataSource#">
> SELECT  '0' as level,
>        'Runs Total' as name,
>        'NYY' as code
> FROM     table
> </cfquery>
> --------------------
> <cfoutput query="test">#level#123<br /></cfoutput>
>
> Results in MX:
> 0 123
>
> Results in CF5:
> 0123
>
> ------------------------
> However if the column "level" is actually in the database. .. we can trim
> within the sql and we get the expected results when we output the
> query.  While we're only noticing in MX, it still may be a driver issue.
>
> 

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