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how to devlop our own datatypes in sql server 2005?

Posted 2-Jan-12 21:26pm

Jignesh J patel

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Dylan Morley · Answer 1 · 2012-01-02T21:45:00

In SQL Server Management Studio, open a database in the object explorer

Now, expand database -> Programmability -> Types -> User-defined Data Types

Right click on 'User-defined Data Types' and choose 'New User-Defined data type'. Enter you data type properties and save. Now you can use the data type you just defined in any queries \ stored procedures etc.

Or, you can define in Visual studio - follow this article

Creating User-Defined Data Types in SQL Server 2005[^]