Learn how to use table-valued parameters (TVPs) in T-SQL stored procedures, their advantages and limitations, and how to handle complex scenarios with TVPs.

Use these examples to learn how to create a table-valued function, which returns a single rowset. Use such a table-valued function just like a table. A table-valued function returns a single rowset ...

In the following article we will learn how to insert results of a stored procedure to a table. there are two approaches to do this depending on whether we know the table schema beforehand or not.we ...

SQL Server 2008 introduces the ability to pass a table data type into stored procedures and functions. The table parameter feature can greatly ease the development process because you no longer ...

This article explains how to add spatial search functions (point-near-point and point in polygon) to Microsoft SQL Server™ 2005 using C# and table-valued functions. It is possible to use this library ...

My favourite – and it seems many other people’s favourite – new feature in the February 2022 Power BI Desktop release is support for more datasources (including SQL Server, Azure SQL DB and Synapse) ...

How to handle complex scenarios with TVPs? Table-valued parameters (TVPs) are a powerful feature of T-SQL stored procedures that allow you to pass a table as an argument to a procedure.

A table-valued function returns a single rowset (unlike stored procedures, which can return multiple result shapes). Because the return type of a table-valued function is `Table`, you can use a ...

I am by no means an expert in writing efficient TSQL so I can’t comment on the pros and cons of table-valued functions, stored procedures or using native SQL queries in Power BI (although the last of ...