String concatenation in Transact-SQL

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I like the original solution, especially when compared to this (which I am posting just to show that there are other solutions):-- Initialize table.CREATE TABLE #BigStrings( StringID bigint IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL, StringValue text NOT NULL, CONSTRAINT PK_BigStrings PRIMARY KEY...

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String concatenation in Transact-SQL

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