SQL Server: SPs and UDFs

By Robert Wray on March 1, 2005 11:04 PM |

The reason for having both stored procedures and functions in SQL Server, and the differences between them:

From builder.com.com: SQL Server 2000's user-defined functions add flexibility, cut coding time.
Question from experts-exchange.com: Difference between Stored-Procedure and Function.

And, turned up by my search yet completley un-related, a list of sample SQL Server interview questions. I think a lot of them are scarily simple, but maybe that's just me.... ? techinterviews.com.

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