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speaking, query strings executed with sp_executesql were limited to the largest supported length of a Unicode character string (NVARCHAR), which was 4,000 characters . EXEC, on the other hand, supported a regular character (VARCHAR) input code string, allowing up to 8,000 characters . Furthermore, EXEC supports a special functionality that allows you to concatenate multiple variables within the parentheses, each up to the maximum supported size of 8,000 characters, like so:

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