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  3. December 2014

Re: Keeping track of UDFs in SQL

Look at the SYSFUNCS view. There's a column that indicates the type of UDF, whether SQL or EXTERNAL - and a column that tells you what program or service program is doing the work.

Vern

On 12/17/2014 1:17 PM, James H. H. Lampert wrote:
I have a case where I have a service program that implements an SQL UDF. I think it's obsolete; I don't think there's anything left that calls the UDF.

But I don't know whether the SQL UDF it implements is itself still around. How do I determine that?

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JHHL


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