How to get the definition of a user defined function back?
Answer / Ram Niwas Paswan
To get the definition of a user-defined function in MS SQL Server, you can use the sp_helpfunc stored procedure. Here's an example:n```sqlnEXEC sp_helpfunc 'your_function_name';```
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