Keeping Trailing Spaces On Function Returning Nvarchar(4000)

Mar 21, 2008

I'm trying desparately to write a PadRight function in SQL Server 2005. I seem to be failing miserably because the trailing spaces disappear when the data is returned. First of all, why does SQL Server think I want my string trimmed? And second, how do I overcome this? Code below:




Code Snippet
CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[PadRight]
(

@sourceString NVARCHAR(4000),
@length INT,
@padCharacter NCHAR(1) = ' ',
@trimBeforePadding BIT = 1
)
RETURNS NVARCHAR(4000) AS
BEGIN

DECLARE @returnStringLength AS INT, @toReturn AS NVARCHAR(4000)
SET @toReturn = LEFT(@sourceString, @length)


IF @trimBeforePadding = 1

SET @toReturn = RTRIM(LTRIM(@toReturn))
SET @returnStringLength = LEN(@toReturn)
IF @returnStringLength < @length

SET @toReturn = @toReturn + REPLICATE(@padCharacter, @length - @returnStringLength)
RETURN @toReturn
END
GO

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For €œnvarchar€? column if we pass the value as spaces, then it stores as space.

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set @path = ' '

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COALESCE(IBedroom3, '') = COALESCE(@o_IBedroom3, '') AND
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