I do believe that would have worked. However, we found a fix that is working now (and if it ain't broke, don't fix it).
If anyone else stumbles across this and is curious, here's the fix:
SELECT * FROM Modules WHERE ItemID = 123 AND SubItemContent cast (cast (SubItemContent as nvarchar) as...
There is a glimmer of hope... The dates are selected from a calendar by the user, rather than input into a textbox, so they're all uniformly in a "DD/MM/YYYY" format. I tried querying SubItemContent LIKE "%/%/%" but it still wouldn't let me ODER BY SubItemContent, stating that "The text, ntext...
I am currently developing a webpage in ASP using a lot of ADO, and therefore, SQL. This would be all fine and dandy, if it weren't for the insanely convoluted database system we have at my workplace.
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You see, my boss came up with this...
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