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I have a query with tons of inner join and left outer join. It runs perfectly and gives me the result I want in SQL Management Studio. But when I run the .cs file, the string value of that query includes “\t” in some places like in front of the words “INNER JOIN”. I did check the spacing between key words and all syntax are correct. Does anybody know when these “\t” things come from?
Yap, thanks to ypercube and kaps. It has been solved. Because I copied the whole chunk of query from SQL Management studio to .cs file. I deleted those line with “\t” and typed it again.