Infinite Possibilities: Exploring the WHILE Statement in T-SQL

We invite YOU to a code-intensive meeting focused on exploring the use of the WHILE statement in Transact-SQL.
During the meeting, we will be discussing its functionality and best practices. Please come prepared to follow along and participate in the discussion.
Transact-SQL is primarily a declarative language, meaning that it is used to specify what needs to be done rather than how to do it. However, it also includes some procedural elements, which allow for more control over code execution.
These procedural elements, such as the WHILE statement, enable the repetition of code based on certain conditions.
The WHILE statement, a fundamental control flow statement, has a rich history in the field of programming languages. Konrad Zuse introduced it in the 1940s as a component of his programming language, Plankalkül. This pioneering language laid the foundation for subsequent programming languages and introduced the concept of repeating a block of code until a specific condition is met. Understanding the origins of the WHILE statement helps us appreciate its importance in modern programming.
Kind request
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This will allow us to greet each other, address any technical issues, and ensure everyone is ready to actively participate when the meeting begins.