Import C++ function into teradata
Question
I have some C++ functions and which are used to check for valid decimal, date, timestamp etc. What I want is to import those functions as UDF into Teradata in order make use them in my SQLs. Is that possible?
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1 2014-07-11 07:30:11
Of course, there are Scalar, (Windowed Aggregate) and Table UDFs, check the manuals:
SQL External Routine Programming .
There are some articles on Teradata's Developer Exchange covering that topic:
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