The STRING_AGG
?SQL Server 2017 function performs grouped string concatenation.
Here is an example:
SELECT STRING_AGG(value, ' ') AS Result FROM (VALUES('Hannes'),('du'),('Preez')) AS I(value);
This returns:
Hannes du Preez in the Result column
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The STRING_AGG
?SQL Server 2017 function performs grouped string concatenation.
Here is an example:
SELECT STRING_AGG(value, ' ') AS Result FROM (VALUES('Hannes'),('du'),('Preez')) AS I(value);
This returns:
Hannes du Preez in the Result column
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