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In this article we are going to cover following parts for CONCAT() Function
- Introduction to CONCAT ()
- Syntax for CONCAT ()
- Examples of CONCAT ()
- Where to use CONCAT ()
Introduction to CONCAT ()
We all know CONCAT() is for Concatenation of String .
CONCAT takes Minimum 2 input values and 254 Maximum input Values, In Simple word you can concatenate at least 2 values and at most 254 values.
Syntax for CONCAT ()
CONCAT ( values1,Value2,Value3….Upto 254 Values)
Examples of CONCAT ()
Input
Select CONCAT('Microsoft','SQL','Server','2011') As 'MyFirstConcatValue'
Output
Properties of CONCAT ()
We can us Integer, Date And String Data type together to Display single unit
Input
Select CONCAT(GETDATE(),' Is Today Date Of Year', 2011) as 'MySecondConcatValue'
Output
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