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tsql - How do I add string with auto increment value in SQL Server?

How do I add a string with auto-increment value in SQL Server?

create table date (sno int 'emp_'+ identity(1,1))

I need following as output

emp_1
emp_2
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  1. Define your table with a normal INT IDENTITY column
  2. Add a computed column that merges string and ID together:

Something like this:

    CREATE TABLE dbo.YourTable
       (ID INT IDENTITY(1,1),
        EmpID AS 'emp_' + CAST(ID AS VARCHAR(10)) PERSISTED, 
        ......
       )

This way, your ID column is a normal IDENTITY column, and EmpID will contain emp_1, emp_2, emp_3, ......, emp_42, ...

By making it a persisted computed column, the data is actually stored on disk and doesn't need to be re-calculated every time you access the table. Also, when persisted, you can easily put an index on that computed column, too


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