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Is TEXT to VARCHAR(MAX) an implicit conversion?
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I am copying TEXT columns to another table where the destination column is VARCHAR(MAX).
It appears that this is an implicit conversion and that I do not need to write an explicit CAST for it.
Is this correct?
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I am copying TEXT columns to another table where the destination column is VARCHAR(MAX).
It appears that this is an implicit conversion and that I do not need to write an explicit CAST for it.
Is this correct?
sql-server cast
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I am copying TEXT columns to another table where the destination column is VARCHAR(MAX).
It appears that this is an implicit conversion and that I do not need to write an explicit CAST for it.
Is this correct?
sql-server cast
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I am copying TEXT columns to another table where the destination column is VARCHAR(MAX).
It appears that this is an implicit conversion and that I do not need to write an explicit CAST for it.
Is this correct?
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As detailed in the excellent Microsoft Documentation, conversions from text to varchar can indeed be implicit.
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As detailed in the excellent Microsoft Documentation, conversions from text to varchar can indeed be implicit.
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As detailed in the excellent Microsoft Documentation, conversions from text to varchar can indeed be implicit.
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As detailed in the excellent Microsoft Documentation, conversions from text to varchar can indeed be implicit.
answered 8 hours ago
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As detailed in the excellent Microsoft Documentation, conversions from text to varchar can indeed be implicit.
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Many thanks. Surprisingly, this page never appeared in my searching.
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Many thanks. Surprisingly, this page never appeared in my searching.
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Many thanks. Surprisingly, this page never appeared in my searching.
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