Change the User Defined Data type

By G.R.Preethiviraj Kulasingham, 2002/04/19

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User Defined Data Types (UDF) is one of the useful concepts in SQL Server. However UDF can't be modified after they are being used. You would have to remove your User Defined Data Type from each table before you can change it. This will be a big job under certain circumstances.

This procedure changes all tables when you change the UDF.
At present I do this only for Tables. This procedure will work only if only tables refer the UDF.

By G.R.Preethiviraj Kulasingham, 2002/04/19

Total article views: 305 | Views in the last 30 days: 21

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