Sometime we need to concatenate two or more fields n show them in formatted manner.If all the fields are varchar then its not a big deal just use the technique given below.
SELECT [PartyNm]+' ( '+ [TempAdd] +', '+ [ContactNo]+' )' as name FROM [dbo].[tbl_AccountMaster]
But you have to face problem if the fields are int type or containing numbers only.In this scenario it add values instead of concatenation.
SELECT [Unit_Id]+[BD_Id] as ID FROM [dbo].[MST_Unit]
So to overcome this issue you have to convert the field into varchar than try to concatenate,this will give you the desired result.
SELECT '('+CONVERT(varchar,[Unit_Id])+'-'+convert(varchar,[BD_Id])+')' as ID FROM [dbo].[MST_Unit]
If you will attempt to concatenate columns without conversion like this one,
SELECT '('+[Unit_Id]+'-'+convert(varchar,[BD_Id])+')' as ID FROM [dbo].[MST_Unit]
Then got the following error
Msg 245, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Conversion failed when converting the varchar value ' )' to data type int.
SELECT [PartyNm]+' ( '+ [TempAdd] +', '+ [ContactNo]+' )' as name FROM [dbo].[tbl_AccountMaster]
But you have to face problem if the fields are int type or containing numbers only.In this scenario it add values instead of concatenation.
SELECT [Unit_Id]+[BD_Id] as ID FROM [dbo].[MST_Unit]
So to overcome this issue you have to convert the field into varchar than try to concatenate,this will give you the desired result.
SELECT '('+CONVERT(varchar,[Unit_Id])+'-'+convert(varchar,[BD_Id])+')' as ID FROM [dbo].[MST_Unit]
If you will attempt to concatenate columns without conversion like this one,
SELECT '('+[Unit_Id]+'-'+convert(varchar,[BD_Id])+')' as ID FROM [dbo].[MST_Unit]
Then got the following error
Msg 245, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Conversion failed when converting the varchar value ' )' to data type int.
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