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by ZenoArrow
3708 days ago
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I know what CTEs are for (in practical terms they're useful for subqueries you need to reference more than once), and like I said before, you can define temporary tables with the DECLARE keyword. To give you an example, this is valid T-SQL code... DECLARE @temptable TABLE (id INT, fulldescription NVARCHAR(MAX)); |
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