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Calculating ELO Rating (UDF Query)
Is there a way to execute a Stored proc inside of a view? The view then returns the resultset from the stored proc. SPs does not take in any params... I tried to experiment exec SPs inside of a parameterized View (UDF)... but thats not possible... ISSUES IM FACING: (1) I dont want to convert SP into View cause Im

DB2 UDF as module (was:DB2 UDF timeout)
If you use "make xconfig", you'll find the udf options under "file systems". I think you have to enable "prompt for development or incomplete" stuff on the "code development" section to get udf to where you can select it. You shouldn't select udf writing (yet) but the reading part seems to be pretty stable (I've

How to view CD-RW discs with UDF reader
Anthony On 15 Mar 2006 13:35:24 -0800, JTim wrote: We have inherited a system where alot of User Defined Types and Views are used. As you know UDF's are created because of their reusablility. Is there a way in Power Designer, after I reverse Engineer the database to query a udf or view in such a way that it will

Viewing windows rewritable cdrw's
Louis Davidson dr_dontspamme_...@hotmail.com microsoft public sqlserver programming So you aren't trying to index the view, just change the code from create view blah as select ...., dbo.udfCall(colName) .... go Or are you trying to index it? Indexing won't be possible, since the udf wont be deterministic since it

SQLServer 2000 View/UDF Question
Sylvain Lafontaine sylvain_aei_ca_(fill_the_blanks,_no_spam_please) microsoft public sqlserver programming Even when a UDF function us already clearly deterministic, you must create it using the WITH SCHEMABINDING option if you want to use it with a computed column in a View. If I were you, I would try this option;

Deleting and renaming user defined fields or forms
I've been looking around, but can't seem to find anything anywhere that would be able to be compiled into the kernel or "modularized" for UDF support. Can you, or anyone else in this forum, give me a clue where to look? Grab the source for your kernel off your 2nd CD (if you're using the 2.4 kernel already).

Selecting from a view built using UDFs
There are limitations to udf that make them less interesting than it may appear at first glance, and, with 2000, they have to be written in T-SQL. Hoping it may help, Vanderghast, Access MVP "Joao Pedro" <n...@jptl.co.pt> wrote in message news:OBddv0dTDHA.1712@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... Hello, when to use a View,

Searching User Defined Fields
The next 4 columns would be calculated columns which would each call the same UDF. The UDF would take 2 parameters, the Customer ID and the account type -- this way I only need one UDF. I'm wondering which of the two above methods is more efficient of preferrable. In most cases, I will be joining against the View

udf to hide a row
If you you readjust your cell widths in the formula view it will affect your normal view (formula view is 3X the column wide of normal view). I find that representative formulas or formulas for a specific column(s) is all I need and prefer to use a user defined function (UDF) for this purpose.

What to Choose?
Added: Support for building images that only (officially) use UDF but are bootable. A fake ISO9660 filesystem is added with a dummy 'README. This screen allows the users to load/unload slots and view details about the changer. Added: Detection of HD-DVD / Blu-ray Video images in Build mode by their folder names

viewing JPG files
It's a lot easier to just join a table (or view) in the query. At any rate, I just tried another test. I compared the table which calculates the 4 balance types via UDF vs. the stored procedure which also calculates the 4 balance types. The table with the UDF columns wiped the stored procedure up!

viewing the contents of a CD-RW disc
My app uses a lot of stored procedures/views/udfs and I somehow would like to hide/protect the source code of these objects when I install my app and the database by a customer. I think I can use permissions on my objects but "sa" will always be able to view the contents of my stored procedures/views/udfs... how

Worksheet UDF
A cuter way to do the same is to create a second mount point, such as /mnt/cdrw and add the following line to /etc/fstab: /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrw udf noauto,user,ro 0 0 This will Even though I read that Mandrake 8.1 would read UDF mine doesn't! Try it and see. If you have the UDF filesystem module it should do. SL.

How to view CD-RW discs with UDF reader
Alejandro Mesa AlejandroM...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public sqlserver programming did you already compare the execution plans? AMB "nkw" wrote: I may use one of the following two method: 1. table value UDF: select .... from dbo.udf1('p1','p2') inner join ..... 2. view select .... from view1 inner join

UDF Reader for Panasonic CD-Rom Drive
Kasey Chang ksch...@my-deja.com comp windows misc You can download UDF reader from adaptec.com... enduser wrote: When I tried to use a CD-RW disk (that worked just fine on the original machine where it was created) on a different system I noticed I could not view its contents. The only thing that showed up in the

UDF Reader Downloaded & Installed
Do you suppose the UDF standard underwent changes, from fragile/flaky/unreliable to solid/robust/reliable? Well, Mount Rainier has arrived, so it's possible he'd have a different view on it to earlier implementations, but even so; if he's saying packet writing is the "least" reliable of the CD formats,

Why prohibit in UDF?
Yves Alarie rd50@@pitt.edu microsoft public windowsxp photos You probably need to install a UDF reader. Make a new folder on your C drive. which i can view with windows 98 but i cannot view these with windows xp. i can down load the folders from the disc on to my computer, it shows the correct number of photo

Reference Form Control in View or UDF?
The view does consist of udf(). I make use of str() to fix the format output except one. This udf() is used as a grouping critia as you can seen sql statement below The view requery() successfully in the form. A corollary to this finding, error 1494 is caused by the unformated udf(). Another question comes out,

Help with InCD and UDF Reader file
Is it possible to modify the below code to replace EXISTS clause with a UDF where function can use SET ROWCOUNT 1 etc to return me true or false rather than me using EXISTS AND NOT EXISTS logic here. What are the alternatives to avoid using EXISTS AND NOT EXISTS?? I hate using NOT EXISTS but need suggestions to

UDF Files Can No Longer Be Opened In XP
I can put the above code in a stored procedure, but then I'm not allowed to populate a view from a stored procedure, so that's no good. I gather you can populate a view from a UDF, but the UDF won't let me use the exec statement. So what do I do? Please help before I go mad.... Dean Thompson <d...@txsqlusers.com>