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 Are there arrays in SQL Server? Or what is the array analog? Answer: There are no arrays in SQL Server. You can use the character string to store the comma-separated values and then use PATINDEX function to extract the values, or you can store the values in separate table. See this link about sql server arrays: How can I pass an array of values to a SQL Server stored-procedure? |