It is guaranteed.  From CASE (Transact-SQL)

Drew

If I understand your question correctly, you can't.  SQL Server enforces first normal form which requires that all records have the same shape.  That means that all records have to...

You say you want to create records, but your code is updating records.

Also, I see absolutely no reason to use dynamic SQL here.  Because you are using dynamic...

You need to replace your COUNTIF with a COUNT(CASE .... WHEN ...) 

For example,  COUNT(CASE WHEN [Sub Product Line] LIKE '%HMO' THEN 1 ELSE NULL END).

While the...

Reported.

The main issue here is that you are using an iterative approach instead of a set-based approach.  Also, inline table valued functions are going to perform much better than scalar...

Use XML concatentation.

SELECT au.name, aau. firstname,aau.lastname,r.rolname,

STUFF(
(
    SELECT ',' + CAST(AccID AS VARCHAR(MAX))
    FROM [Admin] AS A
    WHERE a.Id = Au.UserId
    ORDER BY AccID
    FOR...