>Eric,
>Sorry but I really didn't understand your response.
>But, an experienced VB/SQL person just informed me that you CANNOT use a user-defined function in a SQL statement ... when Executed via ADO and the underlying drivers. Having used UDFs before in VFP & Access, this comes as a surprise.
>Steve H
Yes, but it is the case. You can call stored procedures, but UDFs are a newer animal in the SQL Server world and are not directly supported by OLEDB. You can, however call the UDF as part of a select statement to acheive the result:
rs.open "SELECT dbo.MyUDF('param1', 'param2') AS Result"
... or something along those lines....
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