An alternative way of doing it

but better was to create a calendar table with relevant columns, like the ones in the CTE's in the function, then its just a select...

you can replace that CURSOR with

--Add variable all text of Proc, no need for CURSORS

DECLARE @QueryAll AS VARCHAR(MAX)

SELECT@QueryAll = COALESCE(@QueryAll,' ') + ProcTxt

FROM#TempProcScript

i know that, was an try to explain of what i want

The Dixie Flatline (8/25/2016)

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EXEC(FunctionColumn) AS FunctionResult

Sorry, but functions can't call procedures. They can only call other functions....

ok, now can we go back to the discussion?

can you go back to the point of the discussion as i ask?

this is not about hollidays, it was a example, the focus is what i post before

paulo.margarido (8/25/2016)

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The discussion...

I mark The Dixie Flatline answer as solution, because is a good idea

to implement it i need to add a as many columns to my holidays table as distinct parameters...

Thanks

That was no quite the point, but it helped and give me a nice starting point to go

As i say, i have no performance problems, its a small table, i...

But this is the return data, returned by my SProc similar to the one of the example

just the two columns, column with "code for the function" and columns with its...

some sample return data:

FuncaoResultdate

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DATEADD(d, 39, dbo.fncDiaPascoa(@Year))2016-05-05 00:00:00.000

dbo.fncProcurarData(DATEADD(D, 0,DATEADD(M, 9, DATEADD(YY, @Year-YEAR(0), 0))), 1, 7, 2 )2016-10-03 00:00:00.000

dbo.fncCalcularData(DATEADD(D, 0,DATEADD(M, 7, DATEADD(YY, @Year-YEAR(0), 0))), 2, 4)2016-08-29 00:00:00.000

fncDiaPascoa() gives easter day for given...

i'm aware of what "inline table-valued functions" are, i have a few of my own in the DB

what i ask is how can i do it that way

if you can,...

Thanks for the response

There are not big performance issues, the table has only 400 rows

but is for the sake of making it better, and learn something with it

what do you...