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Is it possible to call a user-defined function in TSQL without the scoping qualifier. I want to call
select myfunc(var)
and not
select dbo.myfunc(var)
select myschema.myfunc(var)
It’s possible in every other DB that I’ve ever worked with (7 others) it has to be possible in tsql too.
If I’m signed into my DB/schema I don’t have to qualify a table reference… i can do
select * from mytable
without the qualifier… why aren’t function calls orthogonal to this?
From Executing User-Defined Functions (Database Engine) on MSDN:
The writing between the lines here is that the schema name is not required for table-valued UDFs, but I have not personally tested this.