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Home > Forums > Programmers > DBMS Packages > Microsoft SQL Server: Programming Forum

user defined table question

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junkmail (Programmer)
3 Jul 12 15:31
I have a user defined table function the returns three columns. Is there a way to reference just one column so I can compare that value to something else or should I just make it a view instead?
bborissov (Programmer)
3 Jul 12 15:49

CODE

SELECT YourTable.*
FROM YourTable
INNER JOIN dbo.YourTableFunction(Parameters) FuncAlias ON YourTable.SomeField = FuncAlias.OneOfTheFields

You just need to ALIAS the function and then start use it as a table smile

Borislav Borissov
VFP9 SP2, SQL Server

junkmail (Programmer)
3 Jul 12 16:23
thanks. I will try it out.
junkmail (Programmer)
3 Jul 12 16:32
It work perfectly! Thanks again for your help.
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