Chris,
I haven't had the time to play with InstantDB yet, but looking from a sql
point of view, you most probably have an extra character in the USERID
field.
Since I haven't tried this on InstantDB yet, it might not work, but I
recommend you do something like this:
SELECT * FROM USERACCOUNT WHERE USERID like '%znc818712856%'
which should return all matches where znc818712856 is contained in USERID.
If this returns the desired results, then check for trailing spaces or
some other characters after znc818712856 in the 2nd row.
Shannon
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