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Is SQL Server Transact-SQL Case Sensitive?

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Is SQL Server Transact-SQL case sensitive?

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A

No. Transact-SQL is not case sensitive. Like the standard SQL, you can type in your Transact-SQL statement in upper case or lower case.

However, you should use upper case for all key words in Transact-SQL statements as a best practice.

The following examples are all valid Transact-SQL statements:

SELECT @@VERSION
select @@version
Select @@Version
SelecT @@VersioN

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