what are user defined datatypes and when you should go for them? : Sql server database administration
Answer / Anupam Raj
"User-defined data types (UDTs) in SQL Server allow you to create custom data types that consist of a combination of built-in data types. UDTs can help improve data integrity, reduce redundancy, and simplify complex queries by allowing you to encapsulate related data into a single entity. UDTs are useful when you have specific requirements for the structure or validation of your data."n
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