Well, I've never seen that behavior then. But, I also don't understand
what the heck you're trying to do with your query. You realize that
0=0 will always be true, right?
So, when you have a where statement like
0=0 OR (0 LIKE '%' + ',' + CONVERT(VARCHAR,0) + ',' + '%' AND
0 LIKE '%' + ',' +
CONVERT(VARCHAR,0) + ',' + '%')
You might as well just leave off the second half of it. The DB is
going to say, "oh, yah, 0=0...I don't even have to check that other
half of the "or" clause."
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