Creating User-Defined Functions from ADP

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I'm fairly new to ADP and to SQLSVR.

I'm converting an MDB application from using an MDB back-end to using and SQLSVR back
end.

To design and maintain what I need in the SQLSVR database, I've created a small ADP
application.

I've created several stored procedures so far, and am accessing them from my MDB
application using ADODB.

I'm at a point where I need to create a User-Defined Function to support one of the
queries that I am building.

From Google searches I've seen that it is possible, and a normal thing to do.

However, I can't seem to see how to create a function from the ADP file.

Is this possible? If so, how?

Please help! Thank you.
 
When you need to create more sophisticated SQLS objects, it's time to
get the client tools (Enterprise Manager, Query Analyzer, etc.). Use
the templates in QA. If you don't have the tools, get the Developer
edition of SQLS and install them -- it's only $49.00, which is
probably less than your hourly rate.

-- Mary
Microsoft Access Developer's Guide to SQL Server
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0672319446
 
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