Like Jhofm says, that's the point you have to look into.
It can happen that the same query when run inside query analyzer or
when run inside a dts package gives different result in terms of
failure/success. I faced a similar issue regarding truncation or
implicit/explicit data type conversion.
Check your table's fields and in case post the sql.

Bye
M.

Like Jhofm says, that's the point you have to look into.
It can happen that the same query when run inside query analyzer or
when run inside a dts package gives different result in terms of
failure/success. I faced a similar issue regarding truncation or
implicit/explicit data type conversion.
Check your table's fields and in case post the sql.

Bye
M.

Like Jhofm says, that's the point you have to look into.
It can happen that the same query when run inside query analyzer or
when run inside a dts package gives different result in terms of
failure/success. I faced a similar issue regarding truncation or
implicit/explicit data type conversion.
Check your table's fields and in case post the sql.

Bye
M.

Like Jhofm says, that's the point you have to look into.
It can happen that the same query when run inside query analyzer or
when run inside a dts package gives different result in terms of
failure/success. I faced a similar issue regarding truncation or
implicit/explicit data type conversion.
Check your table's fields and in case post the sql.

Bye
M.

Like Jhofm says, that's the point you have to look into.
It can happen that the same query when run inside query analyzer or
when run inside a dts package gives different result in terms of
failure/success. I faced a similar issue regarding truncation or
implicit/explicit data type conversion.
Check your table's fields and in case post the sql.

Bye
M.

Like Jhofm says, that's the point you have to look into.
It can happen that the same query when run inside query analyzer or
when run inside a dts package gives different result in terms of
failure/success. I faced a similar issue regarding truncation or
implicit/explicit data type conversion.
Check your table's fields and in case post the sql.

Bye
M.

Like Jhofm says, that's the point you have to look into.
It can happen that the same query when run inside query analyzer or
when run inside a dts package gives different result in terms of
failure/success. I faced a similar issue regarding truncation or
implicit/explicit data type conversion.
Check your table's fields and in case post the sql.

Bye
M.