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Hi all. We have a mix of informix and mssql server and I want to know if something we do in informix has an analogous feature in MSSQL. We can define a "row type" in informix, like so:

create row type name_1(fname char(20),lname char(20));

The when we create any table that includes a first and last name, we do so using this row type like so:

create table sometable(name name_1, some column,...etc)

This allows us to set a standard for certain common fields and avoids having different developers build the same type of field in more than one way, different lengths, etc.

Is there a similar function in MSSQL server?

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Code Snippet

-- put an index on the picture luminance

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GO

Error message:





Code Snippet

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