LIKE Clause in query

Question..

In a MSSQL SELECT Statement e.g

SELECT t1.fname, t1.lname, t2.district_name, t2.district_number FROM t1 AS table1, t2 AS table2 WHERE t2.district_name LIKE 'S%'

i have these values in the table

table1

fname lname
mike jackson
roy mires

table2

district_name district_number
South 123
Daggerty 7845
duffel 7224
rubble 7545

Now the query is dynamic (the letter is that the like clause is run against)

When the letter D is searched for i get the 2 colums duffel, daggerty BUT when S is searched against I get nothing..

I am confused as to why, It doesn't seem to be case sensitive, as the 2 colums duffel and Daggerty 1 is d is in lowercase and the other is in uppercase. andive tries both lowercase s and uppercase S and still got nothing.

Is tehre a better way to use the LIKE clause? Ive looked and looked for documentation about the LIKE clause but I cannot find anything

Am i doing something wrong?

any help would be greatly appreciated

interesting query, but there are a couple things wrong

first, it's a cross join on purpose? there is no join condition

second, you're using the aliases incorrectly

but i assume that these are merely errors of transcription, resulting from you changing tables in the query in order to post it here

other than that, it's fine

the problem must be your script logic that displays the results