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  <description>I wanted a calendar table in SQL Server (Azure SQL Database), so here is a memo on how to create one. I googled, and it seems to be created by creating a table with &quot;WITH&quot; and then making a recursive call from &quot;UNION ALL&quot; in the table definition. WITH _calendar AS ( SELECT CAST(N'2019-01-01' AS DATE…</description>
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  <published>2019-06-27 00:36:56</published>
  <title>How to create a calendar table in SQL Server</title>
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