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I want to combine three fields together as a description in a select statement. When I try using the & or + I'm told that the datatypes are incompatable. How can I join them?

 (Item_Description is Nvarchar, Item_Cost is Money, Is_Active is bit)

Select Item_Description &' '& Item_Cost &' '& Is_Active As Description FROM tblItemList I tried Casting this but same incompatable message.

Select Item_Description &' '& CAST(Item_Cost AS NVARCHAR) &' '& CAST(Is_Active AS NVARCHAR) As Description FROM tblItemList

 What I'm hoping to end up with is:

Brake Pedal, $36.00, True

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