SQL Server introduced a CONCAT() function in MSSQLServer 2012. This function returns a non-null varchar(..) or nvarchar(..) string that represents the concatenation of all of the input parameters, no ...
MemSQL UDF to check if sql_mode = PIPES_AS_CONCAT. Returns TRUE if sql_mode contains PIPES_AS_CONCAT, else FALSE.
While writing queries in stored procedures we manipulate with the string data type columns in which concatenating string is very common. So we all are very familiar with the function CONCAT provided ...
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