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Meta Data User-Defined Functions
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Meta Data UDFs
COL_LENGTH2
COL_ID
INDEX_ID
INDEX_COL2
ROW_COUNT
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Mathematical User-Defined Functions
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Mathematical UDFs
Factorial
PercentFrom
PercentValue
Degree
Allocation
Combination
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Date and Time User-Defined Functions
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Date and Time UDFs
DatePart
TimePart
GetWorkingDays
AddWorkingDays
FirstMonthDay
LastMonthDay
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String User-Defined Functions
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String UDFs
StrIns
StrDel
StrSeparate
StrCHARINDEX
StrREPLACE
StrREVERSE
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Some useful UDF for SQL Server 2000
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UDF examples
Database creation date
Date the object was created
Get date part of datetime value
Get time part of datetime value
Get the number of working days between two dates
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UDF in CHECK & DEFAULT CONSTRAINTS.
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User-defined functions in SQL2000 provide a powerful way to reuse code / logic. This example shows how you can use UDFs in CHECK & DEFAULT constraints of a table.
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Regular Expressions in T-SQL
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For this solution we need SQL Server 2000 or higher. Also we need to make sure we have the VBScript.RegExp library on our computer. This should come with most Windows 2000 servers, in the Windows Scripting package. If you are using this on an older version of Windows, you will probably have to downl
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UDF : ParseArray - return table from CSV
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Sometimes we may need to store values in one field using some sort of seperating character. For example if you want to store multiple values in one field instead of normalizing your table and creating a whole new table to store multiple records. This articles will show you how you can create a UDF w
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A better Soundex code
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Terms that are often misspelled can be a problem for database designers. Names, for example, are variable length, can have strange spellings, and they are not unique. American names have a diversity of ethnic origins, which give us names pronounced the same way but spelled differently and vice versa
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Find Out What They're Doing with fn_get_sql
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Not only did SQL Server 2000 introduce the concept of user-defined functions (UDF) but also Microsoft's development team created several such functions as part of the database product. In addition to many undocumented system UDFs, used internally by SQL Server, the product release has nine documente
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