Yes. Because the test code (below) works, it returns the correct value. And I just tried the code again (I saved the script to a folder) and now the red underline is gone. I must have been doing something wrong.
Thank you.
>Are you sure that function exists in the database?
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>>I created a Scalar-Valued Function (e.g. named 'MyFunction'). Then I try to execute it from SSMS as
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>>use [MyDatabase]
>>declare @teststring char(10) = ''
>>set @teststring = 'fadasfasf'
>>select dbo.MyFunction( @teststring )
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>>The problem is that the last line (select dbo.MyFunction .. has a squiggly red under line with message 'Cannot find either column dbo or the user-define function or aggregate "dbo.MyFunction" or the name is ambiguous.
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>>What am I missing?
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