jwcolby
jwcolby at colbyconsulting.com
Thu Jun 25 12:54:54 CDT 2009
Mark, I definitely haven't gotten to writing UDFs. Thanks for the suggestion. John W. Colby www.ColbyConsulting.com Mark Breen wrote: > Hi John, > Great, but in your comment below, you mention printing them out. I > was referring more to writing your own UDF's. It is as easy as a sproc, but > can be used inline. For the example you had originally posted in this > thread, you could write a udf that would concatenate the fields you need, > with nulls taken care of, then that udf is available throughout the db. > Again, I guess you now this, but if it helps, I am glad. > > As Arthur mentions below, you can have a udf that returns a value, or you > can also have one return a table. > > Does any one know why you use a UDF to return a table, rather than an sproc > ? > > Mark