Posted by Erland Sommarskog on 02/25/06 01:09

BernsteinVsTheDb (Orr.Bernstein@gmail.com) writes:
> Hello all,
>
> I have a table that contains 100+ rows. I'm trying to run a query that
> looks like this:
> SELECT ..., log10(...) as Rank FROM Table
> and the resultset contains only the first row of results.
>
> SELECT ..., log10(...) as Rank FROM Table ORDER BY Rank
> returns no results at all!
>
> If you replace log10 with log, it does the same thing. However, if you
> replace log10 with abs, it returns exactly what you'd expect, all 100+
> rows.

Are all the numbers you perform log/log10 on > 0?

Do you run the query from an application or from Query Analyzer? In
the latter case, you should get an error message.


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