This article demonstrates how to use T-SQL to add a computed column to an existing table in SQL Server.
A computed column is a virtual column that uses an expression to calculate its value. The expression will typically use data from other columns. A computed column is not physically stored in the table unless it’s marked PERSISTED.
In SQL Server, a computed column is a virtual column that uses an expression to calculate its value.
A computed column will typically use data from other columns in its calculation. If data in any of those columns is updated, the computed column will automatically reflect the update in its calculation.
This article demonstrates how to use T-SQL to create a computed column in SQL Server.
A computed column is a virtual column that uses an expression to calculate its value. The expression will typically use data from other columns. A computed column is not physically stored in the table unless it’s marked PERSISTED.