personally they way I do it, is by creating temporary table, in
transaction - and use it in function. Obviously that's very indirect,
and not obvious if you see function's declaration. But works fine.
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sqlguru wrote:
In SQL 2008, we could pass tables into stored procedures.
CREATE TABLE members -- Only username is required
(
mem_username VARCHAR(25) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
mem_email VARCHAR(255),
mem_fname VARCHAR(25),
mem_lname VARCHAR(25)
);
CREATE TABLE TYPE
On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 7:27 AM, sqlgurusqlg...@live.com wrote:
In SQL 2008, we could pass tables into stored procedures.
CREATE TABLE members -- Only username is required
(
mem_username VARCHAR(25) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
mem_email VARCHAR(255),
mem_fname VARCHAR(25),
In SQL 2008, we could pass tables into stored procedures.
CREATE TABLE members -- Only username is required
(
mem_username VARCHAR(25) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
mem_email VARCHAR(255),
mem_fname VARCHAR(25),
mem_lname VARCHAR(25)
);
CREATE TABLE TYPE member_table_type
(
