I tried this on SQL 2008 R2, 2012 and 2016 (slightly modified script) and could not reproduce this.
My script was a lot more simple:
SELECT SYSDATETIME()
GO...

Is there a reason you want to uninstall?  I have found that if you integrate SQL Server into any other tool (such as Visual Studio) or if you install updates...

With the link I provided, I think you'd just need to run things through twice.  Using the code in the link and assuming the [city] column is there twice, something...

If I understand your request properly, I THINK that this will do exactly what you are asking, no:
http://sqljason.com/2010/05/converting-single-comma-separated-row.html
It uses cross apply and you don't need to worry...

As much as I don't recommend this method, I believe it should be possible if you don't mind using a stored procedure for selecting from or insterting into the table.

The first thing I would do is a tail log backup and then restore your backups to a secondary system (if available) to see if there is any data in...

Thanks for the follow up.

I'm curious what the cause of the problem is and am hoping that we can be of some help in resolving it.

Did this happen again?  If so, did you figure anything out?

Just happened again to me.  I got a notice that a user I know I'm not following (BOR15K) posted, but it claims I am following them.

I was re-reading the problem and discussing it outside of this thread a little bit, and I'm not sure if the current path that we are following will lead us...

heh... yep... that fixed it.  I changed my fiew to "tiles" and it was fixed so I am expecting it to be the same problem.

I'll schedule a window...

Adding to what Sue_H said, I don't think you can nicely set up a local account (such as NT Service\MSSQLSERVER) with KERBEROS without using delegation.  I think in that case...