> > Looks like an encoding problem, fREW. You might notice its not a dot > *between* - its a dot *after* each letter. The data is being sent in as > something like 16 bit unicode, and is being serialized out without taking > that into account. >
Thanks David, I'll look into that. Maybe this will also give more information as well: when I run the exact query (with and without the dots) in the SQL Server Management studio I either get results or no results but definitely no error. Also: I currently have the id string hardcoded, so if there is some kind of encoding going it it must be some configuration of DBIC. I'll see if I find anything about it and if I do I'll email the list. -- fREW Schmidt http://blog.afoolishmanifesto.com
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