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Asked: 2026-05-23T02:23:58+00:00

In my Java program I have to call a stored prodedure called FooBar(null) .

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In my Java program I have to call a stored prodedure called FooBar(null) . The program tries to be db platform independent. Some SQL statements are put together programmatically, one of them is:

insert into foo_bar (id, user, timestmp) values (1, 'foo', FooBar(null));

This works on Oracle, HSLQDB, MySQL. Now I have to make it work on MSSQL. I created the FooBar function. I log into the database with a user that has the default schema called foo.

This statement works only if I put the schema name before the function name:

insert into foo_bar (id, user, timestmp) values (1, 'foo', foo.FooBar(null));

If I log into the database then exec FooBar(null) works without foo.
Do you know how to avoid this foo. on MSSQL?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Unfortunately, unlike almost all other objects, DB functions must be fully qualified with the schema name in T-SQL.

    If you’re putting the statement together programmatically though, you can hack it to see if the JDBC driver is MSSQL and in that case, add the schema name.

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