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In implicit conversions between char & varchar, are indexes used?

I have a table whose indexed column is a char(16) field. I am giving the schema.

CREATE TABLE Emp(Empno char(16),
Ename varchar(25),
Salary number(10,2),......)
Now, there is an index on the Empno field. Now, inside a stored procedure, I am executing a statement
select Name=Ename from Emp where Empno=@eno
This @eno is varchar(25). So, SQL Server would do the implicit conversion between the char & varchar types in this query. Does this query use indexes?
If implicit conversion occurs between number & varchar2(in Oracle), indexes are naturally not used. But, how about the conversion between char & varchar?
Want some suggestions
Jun 8 '07 #1
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