INNER JOIN with Table-Valued Function not working
Solution 1
With the table valued function you generally use Cross Apply
.
Select *
From myTable m
CROSS APPLY fn_function(m.field1, m.field2)
Solution 2
Your "ON" clause of the join is most likely incorrect. Perhaps a small typo like
JOIN x ON oID = odID
instead of
JOIN x ON oID = oID
Solution 3
If we made some assumptions that params of table valued functions are not dependent on myTable columns dynamically this will work.
SELECT *
FROM myTable
INNER JOIN
(SELECT * from fn_function(@para1, @para2 etc))
ON ...
but if the params are dependent on myTable it will not work
Solution 4
I think this should work
Select *
From Animals
Join dbo.AnimalsTypesIds(900343)
As AnimalsTypes
On AnimalsTypes.TypeId = Animals.TypeId
In table valued function the return table should have TypeId so that join works on that clause
user2343837
Updated on June 21, 2020Comments
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user2343837 almost 4 years
I have a table valued function that returns a table. When I try to
JOIN
the table-valued function with another table I don't get any results, but when I copy the result of the function into an actual table and do the same join, then I get expected results.The query looks something like this:
Select * From myTable INNER JOIN fn_function(@parm1, @param2) ON ....
All up I have about 4 such queries and each one has slighly different function, but all the functions produce the same table but different data. For some of these queries the
INNER JOIN
works, but for others it does not.Any suggesting why this happens?