what are user defined datatypes? : Sql server database administration
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Answer Posted / Shaji Najeev Siddiki
{"user defined datatypes": "User-defined data types (UDTs) in SQL Server allow you to create a new data type by combining built-in data types or other UDTs. This provides a way to enforce consistency and improve code reusability. You can create UDTs as structured data types, table-valued functions, scalar-valued functions, or user-defined aggregate functions."}
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