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Running User-Defined Functions (OLE DB)

SQL Server 2000

The syntax for calling user-defined functions using the Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server is similar to calling the stored procedures.

To call a user-defined function and processing the return code

See Also

Running Stored Procedures (OLE DB)

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