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SUMMARYIf a local variable is set by the results of a SELECT statement which returns no rows, the value currently stored in the local variable will remain unchanged. MORE INFORMATION
An example of this behavior would be the following statement:
The above query will return 5 as the results of the final SELECT statement. However, if a local variable is set by a query which explicitly returns NULL, the value of the local variable will be set to NULL. Additional query words: 4.20 Transact-SQL
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