Nov 11, 2002 #1 Mdavis123 Programmer Nov 12, 2001 56 US SQL 2000 works fine, SLQ7 doesn't recognize this format. Any body recognize the problem for SQL7??? Create function mmddccyy(@indate datetime) Returns Varchar(8) AS Begin --strip out the seperator ... End Thanks MikeD
SQL 2000 works fine, SLQ7 doesn't recognize this format. Any body recognize the problem for SQL7??? Create function mmddccyy(@indate datetime) Returns Varchar(8) AS Begin --strip out the seperator ... End Thanks MikeD
Nov 11, 2002 1 #2 osjohnm Technical User Apr 4, 2002 473 ZA Hi Mike User-Defined functions are only supported in SQL Server 2000. It is one of the new features in 2000, so unfortunately you won't get it to work in 7. Hope this helps John Upvote 0 Downvote
Hi Mike User-Defined functions are only supported in SQL Server 2000. It is one of the new features in 2000, so unfortunately you won't get it to work in 7. Hope this helps John