When I do an author browse on "Tan" at our repository, I get the following 
list, in this order:

Tan, Benkui
Tan, Bing
Tandan, Rup
Tandler, B.
Tandler, Bernard
Tandon, R.
Tandon, Rajiv
Tan, Elaine S.
Tan, Fang

I can see why this happens since this is the result I get when I execute the
following SQL:

select author, sort_author from itemsbyauthor where sort_author like 'tan%
%'order by 2;

I checked for this kind of weirdness in another dspace repository, and
noticed it was working correctly.

So is there some sort of postgress config I need to change, is this because
I don't have the latest postgress, or am I missing a patch?

Thanks,

Jose



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