The CAST() function accepts one argument, an expression : Cast « Data Type « SQL Server / T-SQL






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The CAST() function accepts one argument, an expression


1> -- The CAST() function accepts one argument, an expression
2>
3> SELECT CAST('123' AS Int)
4>
5> GO

-----------
        123

(1 rows affected)
1>








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