August 11, 2011 at 11:23 pm
Dear Sir,
I have written a function which return multiple value but I want to store in a variable but how to store plz. help ..
[Code]
CREATE FUNCTION dbo.GetClg_Rate
(@Co As Varchar(02),
@Itemcd As Varchar(10),
@Date As Datetime)
RETURNS NUMERIC(14,4)
AS
BEGIN
--This Query Getting closing rate of last date within given period
--!
DECLARE @Retval AS NUMERIC(14,4)
SET @Retval=(SELECT CLNG_RATE FROM RATES
WHERE ITEMCD=@Itemcd AND
[DATE]=(SELECT MAX([DATE]) FROM RATES
WHERE [DATE]<=@Date AND CLNG_RATE<>0))
--!
RETURN (@Retval)
END
[/Code]
August 12, 2011 at 12:31 am
How are you currently using this function and how do you envision using this function?
August 12, 2011 at 10:05 am
By definition a function canNOT return more than one value. That value could be a table of course which is referred to as a TVF (table valued function).
Look at the online documentation about specifics.
If you have specific usage questions we can help.
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