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What are the differences between stored procedure and
functions in SQL Server 2000?

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What are the differences between stored procedure and functions in SQL Server 2000?..

Answer / shrngika

function contains the no. of line which gives a result
according to your input.
while in procedure you can call function.

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What are the differences between stored procedure and functions in SQL Server 2000?..

Answer / chandu

17) Difference between stored procedure and functions?
Stored Procedures
I) Stored procedure takes input and output parameters.
II) Stored procedure contain all DML operations with
permanent table
III) Return statement can return single numeric value.
Functions:
I) functions takes only input parameters
II) function contains only select statement to perform
operation with permanent table
III) It returns single value or set of rows.

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What are the differences between stored procedure and functions in SQL Server 2000?..

Answer / chauhan rakesh botad

1>Procedure can return zero or n values whereas function can
return one value which is mandatory.

2>Procedures can have input,output parameters for it whereas
functions can have only input parameters.

3>Procedure allow select as well as DML statement in it
whereas function allow only select statement in it.

4>Functions can be called from procedure whereas procedures
cannot be called from function.

5>Exception can be handled by try-catch block in a procedure
whereas try-catch block cannot be used in a function.

6>We can go for transaction management in procedure whereas
we can't go in function.

7>Procedures can not be utilized in a select statement
whereas function can be embedded in a select statement.

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What are the differences between stored procedure and functions in SQL Server 2000?..

Answer / tarun waia

function cant return Result set where
procedure can

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What are the differences between stored procedure and functions in SQL Server 2000?..

Answer / lrk

The Text property exposes the Transact-SQL or other script
that defines the referenced Microsoft? SQL Server? 2000
database object.

The FunctionName property specifies the function name to
call in the Microsoft? ActiveX? script associated with a
script task or step.

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