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When I query a SQL Server 2008 system dynamic management view which is implemented as a table-valued function and it returns an empty result set, how can I tell that the reason for the empty result set is that an error occurs in the function, and then, what that error is?
They don’t. You cannot use THROW nor RAISERROR inside T-SQL functions. Some devs force a divide by 0 to trigger an error inside UDFs. This works fine, but sometimes confuses the poor soul that has to investigate a divide by 0 error that comes from apparently nowhere.