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Mention what are dynamic queries in T-SQL?
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Dynamic queries in T-SQL are those queries designed on the fly/ at run time using variables or using CTE or other sources.  We use EXECUTE function or SP_EXECUTESQL Stored Procedure to execute such queries.   Your Comment




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