What is the downside of using udf?
Answer / Sonia Verma
Using User Defined Functions (UDFs) can have several drawbacks. UDFs can negatively impact query performance due to their execution overhead and the potential need for temporary tables. Additionally, UDFs may not be able to leverage indexes or statistics as effectively as built-in functions. Lastly, parameter sniffing issues can arise when using UDFs in parameterized queries.
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