What are user-defined functions?

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What are user-defined functions?

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User-defined functions are subroutines that contain one or more Transact-SQL statements. Function can be created using CREATE FUNCTION statement. You can define input parameters to provide data to the function. User-defined functions can either return a single value or table. SQL Server supports three types of functions:

  • Scalar functions

  • Inline table-valued functions

  • Multistatement table-valued functions


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