What bin_and() means in Firebird db? what it equivalent to ms sql server?

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Can anyone explain me what bin_and() means in firebird db?
How to convert the statement below to sql server 2008?

If (bin_and(VarA, VarB) = VarA)
Then
Begin

--my code

End

Thanks in advance,

Posted 15-Jan-14 22:48pm

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Thank you so much, I will try this.

Posted 16-Jan-14 15:33pm

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skydger · Accepted Answer · 2014-01-16T08:10:00

Solution 1

It is exactly what documentation says[^]: the bitwise and operator.
The equivalent of this in MS SQL 2008 is an ampersand[^] i.e. '&'.

SQL

IF (VarA & VarB = VarA)...

Posted 16-Jan-14 8:10am

skydger