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Well.. My problem is likely different than yours. But google led me to this post to solve my problem. I just posted my solution so some other lost soul (other than myself) could find help! Sera Sera

I just solved this problem using Tie::File. It was the only way I could correctly insert a new line into a file. In my case I needed to replace the first line. use Tie::File; tie @anArray, 'Tie::File', "afile.csv" or die "can't open"; #Deletes the first line in the file shift(@anArray)...

Leave it to me to find wrong results...I am pretty good at that! Sera

Well let that be a lesson to me....lazy coding style gets you lazy results.... Thanks Guys! Sera

Whoa...it is the datatype.... When I do this it works --note varchar is exactly the the same size as the string Declare @fileAbbr As varchar(5) Set @fileAbbr = 'PHEV1' --returns 105 records Select * From FileInfo Where FileName Like @fileAbbr + '%' --returns 105 records Select * From FileInfo...

FYI I tried your example and it performed correctly.... Sera Sera

Declare @fileAbbr As varchar Set @fileAbbr = 'PHEV1' --returns 229 records Select * From FileInfo Where FileName Like @fileAbbr + '%' --returns 105 records Select * From FileInfo Where FileName Like 'PHEV1%' Sera

Is it possible that I am declaring the @avar incorrectly? DECLARE @avar As varchar Sera Sera

Sorry bborissov...I didn't read the whole message. I dunno what you mean by...create a repro code? I am really looking for someone to tell me this has happened to them before...and this is why. It really is as simple as my explanation I promise. The first example returns 24 records The...

Yes I am sure! Sera Sera

I am getting incorrect results from my query. If I write the query like this I get too many results: set @var = 'matchstring' select * from table where aval Like @var + '%' If I write the query like this I get the correct results: select * from table where aval Like 'matchstring%' ....I...

slepnir214 : Yes they do all use "Location" header. jpadie: interesting idea. It is true that the two machines are vastly different. The 2003 server is most definitely faster than the 2000 server. A race condition is probably occuring. I am sorry if I haven't said it clearly or at all...

Well if it transmits the cookies by default then yes. We are not explicitly using set_cookie(). We are setting the value inside the session. Sera

I would like to show everyone that numerous people have had this problem.... http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=14636 Sera

Now that sounds promising. He is using header(Location: "someurl.php"). We are not using cookies tho, and I am not really sure how to apply that particular link to our problem. But it does give me somewhere to look. Jpadie: The code is numerous pages connected to each other. Way too much...