Can user-defined functions be used within SQL queries in DB2?
- No, user-defined functions are not supported in SQL queries
- User-defined functions can only be used in stored procedures
- User-defined functions can only be used in triggers
- Yes, user-defined functions can be used in SQL queries
Yes, user-defined functions can indeed be used within SQL queries in DB2. This capability allows developers to encapsulate complex logic into functions, making SQL queries more concise and easier to understand. Additionally, leveraging user-defined functions enhances code modularity and promotes better code organization.
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