How Do I Create Table Table Valued Functions In Mysql Like Mssql Server 2008

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I am converting sql server data base to mysql. I had transfered all tables but i have problem creating functions and i dont know how to create table valued functions in mysql.
can anybody help me to create it.

Posted 6-Jul-15 19:40pm

jagdish123061

Updated 6-Jul-15 19:51pm

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Michael_Davies 7-Jul-15 5:09am

Lots of people asking this question when I Google it. It is not possible in MySQL, see documentation on function return types.

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/create-function-udf.html

Suggestion; use a procedure and pass a name to create a temporary view or table, use that after the call and delete it when finished (it will auto delete when you close the connection), this means you can not use it as a return value directly.

Alternative depending on your use is a nested SELECT.

jagdish123061 7-Jul-15 7:21am

Thank u for reply.

I also know that it is not possible but is there any other way to achive it.

Michael_Davies 7-Jul-15 12:55pm

As per my suggestion, it really depend on what the function tries to achieve if it is a straight select use a nested select.

Show the function as an example and maybe people can help you more.

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