why does a sql statement work correctly outside of a user-defined function, but incorrectly inside it? : Sql server administration
Answer / Chandra Bhanu Pratap Singh
The issue might be due to the scope of variables or functions. Inside a User-Defined Function (UDF), you cannot directly access table variables, system functions, or global variables as they are defined outside the UDF's scope. To make them available, you should declare them as parameters, use common table expressions (CTEs), or temporary tables within the UDF.
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