sanajmshaji (11/9/2011)
Hi GuysPlease refer the below link.
Step 1
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CREATE FUNCTION dbo.fn_getByID(@ID int) RETURNS TABLE
AS
RETURN SELECT first_name FROM employee WHERE ID = @ID
GO
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Step 2
SELECT w.last_name FROM employee w
CROSS APPLY dbo.fn_getByID
(w.ID) AS r
ORDER BY w.ID;
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GO
That won't work in sql2000. There is no CROSS APPLY yet. 😀
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