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SQL Server / T-SQL » Transact SQL » Assign Value   Using SELECT to Assign Variables 1> -- Using SELECT to Assign Variables 2> 3> DECLARE @MyNumber1 Int, @MyNumber2 Int, @MyResult1 Int, @MyResult2 Int 4> 5> SELECT @MyNumber1 = 144, @MyNumber2 = 121 6> -- Assign the function result to the variable: 7> 8> SELECT @MyResult1 = SQRT(@MyNumber1), @MyResult2 = SQRT(@MyNumber2) 9> -- Return the variable value 10> SELECT @MyResult1, @MyResult2 11> GO ----------- -----------          12          11 (1 rows affected) 1> 2>                     Related examples in the same category 1.  Assign value from select statement to a variable 2.  Assign query result to a variable 3.  Dynamically set the number of rows returned

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