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----
-title: SQL Variables
-sidebar_label: SQL Variables
----
-
-SQL variables allow you to store and manage temporary data within a session.
-
-## Variable DDL Commands
-
-Databend provides the following DDL commands for using SQL variables:
-
-- [SET VARIABLE](../10-sql-commands/00-ddl/15-variable/set-variable.md)
-- [SHOW VARIABLES](../10-sql-commands/00-ddl/15-variable/show-variables.md)
-- [UNSET VARIABLE](../10-sql-commands/00-ddl/15-variable/unset-variable.md)
-
-The SHOW VARIABLES command has a corresponding table function, [SHOW_VARIABLES](../20-sql-functions/17-table-functions/show-variables.md), which provides the same information in a table format, allowing for more complex filtering and querying within SQL statements.
-
-## Querying with Variables
-
-This section explains how to effectively use variables in your queries, leveraging both `$` for value substitution and `IDENTIFIER` for accessing database objects like tables.
-
-### Accessing Variables with `$` and `getvariable()`
-
-You can reference the value of a variable within a SQL statement using either the `$` symbol or the `getvariable()` function. Both methods allow dynamic substitution, where the variable's value is directly embedded into the query at runtime.
-
-```sql title='Example:'
--- Set a variable to use as a filter value
-SET VARIABLE threshold = 100;
-
--- Use the variable in a query with $
-SELECT * FROM sales WHERE amount > $threshold;
-
--- Alternatively, use the getvariable() function
-SELECT * FROM sales WHERE amount > getvariable('threshold');
-```
-
-### Accessing Objects with `IDENTIFIER`
-
-The `IDENTIFIER` keyword allows you to dynamically reference database objects whose names are stored in variables. Please note that accessing objects with `IDENTIFIER` is *not* supported by BendSQL yet.
-
-```sql title='Example:'
--- Create a table with sales data
-CREATE TABLE sales_data (region TEXT, sales_amount INT, month TEXT) AS 
-SELECT 'North', 5000, 'January' UNION ALL
-SELECT 'South', 3000, 'January';
-
-select * from sales_data;
-
--- Set variables for the table name and column name
-SET VARIABLE table_name = 'sales_data';
-SET VARIABLE column_name = 'sales_amount';
-
--- Use IDENTIFIER to dynamically reference the table and column in the query
-SELECT region, IDENTIFIER($column_name) 
-FROM IDENTIFIER($table_name) 
-WHERE IDENTIFIER($column_name) > 4000;
-```
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diff --git a/docs/en/sql-reference/10-sql-commands/00-ddl/15-variable/index.md b/docs/en/sql-reference/10-sql-commands/00-ddl/15-variable/index.md
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 ---
-title: Variable
+title: SQL Variables
+sidebar_label: SQL Variables
 ---
 
-This page provides a comprehensive overview of Variable operations in Databend, organized by functionality for easy reference.
+SQL variables allow you to store and manage temporary data within a session, making scripts more dynamic and reusable.
 
-## Variable Management
+## Variable Commands
 
 | Command | Description |
 |---------|-------------|
-| [SET](set-variable.md) | Creates or modifies a session or user variable |
-| [UNSET](unset-variable.md) | Removes a user-defined variable |
+| [SET VARIABLE](set-variable.md) | Creates or modifies a session or user variable. |
+| [UNSET VARIABLE](unset-variable.md) | Removes a user-defined variable. |
+| [SHOW VARIABLES](show-variables.md) | Displays current values of system and user variables. |
 
-## Variable Information
+The SHOW VARIABLES command also has a table function counterpart, [`SHOW_VARIABLES`](../../../20-sql-functions/17-table-functions/show-variables.md), which returns the same information in a tabular format for richer filtering and querying.
 
-| Command | Description |
-|---------|-------------|
-| [SHOW VARIABLES](show-variables.md) | Displays current values of system and user variables |
+## Querying with Variables
+
+You can reference variables in statements for dynamic value substitution or to build object names at runtime.
+
+### Accessing Variables with `$` and `getvariable()`
+
+Use the `$` symbol or the `getvariable()` function to embed variable values directly in a query.
+
+```sql title='Example:'
+-- Set a variable to use as a filter value
+SET VARIABLE threshold = 100;
+
+-- Use the variable in a query with $
+SELECT * FROM sales WHERE amount > $threshold;
+
+-- Alternatively, use the getvariable() function
+SELECT * FROM sales WHERE amount > getvariable('threshold');
+```
+
+### Accessing Objects with `IDENTIFIER`
+
+The `IDENTIFIER` keyword lets you reference database objects whose names are stored in variables, enabling flexible query construction. (Note: BendSQL does not yet support `IDENTIFIER`.)
+
+```sql title='Example:'
+-- Create a table with sales data
+CREATE TABLE sales_data (region TEXT, sales_amount INT, month TEXT) AS
+SELECT 'North', 5000, 'January' UNION ALL
+SELECT 'South', 3000, 'January';
+
+select * from sales_data;
+
+-- Set variables for the table name and column name
+SET VARIABLE table_name = 'sales_data';
+SET VARIABLE column_name = 'sales_amount';
 
-:::note
-Variables in Databend allow you to store and reuse values within a session or across sessions, making scripts more dynamic and reusable.
-:::
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+-- Use IDENTIFIER to dynamically reference the table and column in the query
+SELECT region, IDENTIFIER($column_name)
+FROM IDENTIFIER($table_name)
+WHERE IDENTIFIER($column_name) > 4000;
+```
diff --git a/site-redirects.ts b/site-redirects.ts
index cd342023e5..743c994492 100644
--- a/site-redirects.ts
+++ b/site-redirects.ts
@@ -19,6 +19,10 @@ const siteRedirects = [
     from: '/guides/access-data-lake/delta',
     to: '/sql/sql-reference/table-engines/delta'
   },
+  {
+    from: '/sql/sql-reference/sql-variables',
+    to: '/sql/sql-commands/ddl/variable/'
+  },
   // AI Functions redirects - functions moved to external implementation
   {
     from: '/sql/sql-functions/ai-functions/ai-cosine-distance',