Also to add on from Lynn you could use the convert function which does the same job as cast

First column: CONVERT(VARCHAR(10), SUBSTRING(col1,1,10))

Second column: CONVERT(VARCHAR(64), col2)

Jeff Moden (3/13/2012)

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anthony.green (3/12/2012)

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you might want to take a look at full text indexing and the contains function then, otherwise you will be wrapping the variable in a multiple of...

i would suggest creating a profile trace which looks at the text data of all connections for the following strings

ALTER DATABASE nameofyourdatabase SET RECOVERY FULL

or

ALTER DATABASE nameofyourdatabase SET RECOVERY SIMPLE

that...

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replace the , for a + to concatinate the strings at the end of the first case

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