Join Two Fields In SQL Server 2008 or 2012

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   In SQL user can perform  to join two fields in SQL server 2008 or 2012.use the northwind Database.
using to select Employee Table.

                           select * from Employees


To join Firstname and  Lastname as Name and select Birthdate,Address in the Employees Table. use the concat operator using + operator. set Alies field name use the as function  in the SQL Server.

use the below code

    select FirstName +' '+ LastName as Name,BirthDate,Address from Employees

get the Result as


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