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In SQL Server, BEGIN and END are used to define a block of code, typically within a stored procedure, function, or trigger. The code within the BEGIN and END statement is treated as a single unit.

For example, if you are creating a stored procedure, you can use BEGIN and END to define the set of SQL statements that make up the procedure. Within the BEGIN and END block, you can declare variables, perform calculations, and execute SQL statements.

Here's an example of a stored procedure that uses a BEGIN and END block:

CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.MyProc
AS
BEGIN
  DECLARE @myVar INT
  SET @myVar = 1
  
  SELECT * FROM MyTable WHERE MyColumn = @myVar
END

In this example, the BEGIN and END block contains the declaration of a variable (@myVar) and a SELECT statement that retrieves data from a table based on the value of the variable.