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Asked: May 15, 20262026-05-15T03:17:09+00:00 2026-05-15T03:17:09+00:00

Quick background for those interested, I have a master detail table(options date), about 20

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Quick background for those interested,

I have a master detail table(options date), about 20 details for each master record. Our oltp system that is saving the data was doing 21 inserts for each new piece of information we saved. This was killing the server, so I’m trying to get this working by substituting comma separated values for the details table. Everything seems to be working, except I can figure out how to get the details table back. I’m trying to use table valued functions, and it’s not quite working.

I’d like to call something like

Select Top 100 *
FROM dbo.fn_MarketDataDetails (MarketDataMasterID) mdd
INNER JOIN MarketDataMaster mdm on mdm.MarketDataMasterID = mdd.MarketDataMasterID

Clearly, that just doesn’t compile.

I can run

Select Top 100 *
FROM dbo.fn_MarketDataDetails (15425) // Assuming 15425 is a valid MarketDataMasterID

And I get back a table that looks like my old details table.

Is this even possible? Am I making any sense?

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    2026-05-15T03:17:09+00:00Added an answer on May 15, 2026 at 3:17 am

    The APPLY operator should do the trick:

    SELECT *
     from MarketDataMaster
     cross apply dbo.fn_MarketDataDetails (MarketDataMasterID)
    

    This essentially calls the function once per row returned from MarketDataMaster.
    “cross apply” works like an inner join, in that only rows for which data is returned by the function will be returned; use “outer apply” for functionality similar to left outer joins.

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