Mukul
The output you are getting is *correct* (i.e. what is
defined in the spec)
The output shown was:
Location="WA4136" />
<row ReturnValue="0" Store_ID="8"
Location="wA4136" />
<row ReturnValue="0" Store_ID="10"
Location="WA4138" />
The spec makes it clear that either
W comes before w
or
w comes before W
(depending on case-order)
Given that, how can it possibly be correct (for any value of case-order)
that a sorted list has a w between two W's ???
*There are integers in the
Location attribute values which make you feel sorted
output is wrong*.
In a lexicographic ordering you look at the first character before
considering the later ones, the digits should have no effect at all if
the first characters are different.
David
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