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Asked: 2026-06-17T20:32:36+00:00

Using SQL Server 2008 DECLARE @myVariable nvarchar (500) SET @myVariable = ‘select distinct b.*,v.vertrag_id,v.VersicherungsscheinNummer

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Using SQL Server 2008

DECLARE @myVariable nvarchar (500)

SET @myVariable = 'select distinct b.*,v.vertrag_id,v.VersicherungsscheinNummer 
from CRM_Wifo_GmbH.dbo.vertrag_168 v,temp_universa b 
where v.VersicherungsscheinNummer like '%' + b.vsnr + '% 
and v.gesellschaft_id in('59','66')'

I have to set the value of this type in a variable. How could I do this? Is it possible? USING ‘ ‘ sign in a string?

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  1. Editorial Team

    You just need to escape the single quote ' using 2 single quotes instead ''

    DECLARE @myVariable nvarchar (500)
SET @myVariable = 
N'select distinct b.*,v.vertrag_id,v.VersicherungsscheinNummer 
  from CRM_Wifo_GmbH.dbo.vertrag_168 v,temp_universa b 
  where v.VersicherungsscheinNummer like ''%'' + b.vsnr + ''% 
  and v.gesellschaft_id in(''59'',''66'')'

    I am also using N', so that I can span the string on multiple lines

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