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varbinary is the SQL Server datatype used to hold variable-length binary data
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SELECT CAST('08' AS varbinary), result is 0x3038, this is ASCII code or ANSI code. … SELECT CAST(N'08' AS varbinary), CAST(CAST('08' AS nvarchar) AS varbinary) result is 0x30003800 0x30003800, it's UNICODE, that means, when you CAST a char to nchar, SQL SERVER will change it's binary …
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