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Select statements included within a function cannot return data to a client.

Asked by globalhealthcouncil in MS SQL Reporting, SQL Server 2005, SQLBase

Tags: SQL T-SQL

It is saying that: Select statements included within a function cannot return data to a client., but I want to use the Case to determine if specific types of records qualify.  Not all records need the extra criteria in the Where clause, just specific types.

How can I do this without creating a returning value?
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USE [APTIFY]
GO
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
ALTER FUNCTION [dbo].[fnGHCGetOrderBalanceAsOf] (
    @AsOfDate DATETIME,
    @OrderID INT,
    @OrderGrandTotal MONEY)
 
RETURNS MONEY AS
 
BEGIN
 
    DECLARE @PayAmount MONEY
    SELECT ISNULL(SUM(pd.Amount),0) as PaiedAmount
        FROM PaymentDetail pd
           RIGHT OUTER JOIN Payment p ON pd.PaymentID = p.ID
            INNER JOIN paymentauthorization pa On pa.PaymentID = p.id
			INNER JOIN paymentinformation pim on p.Paymentinformationid = pim.id 
        WHERE pd.OrderID = @OrderID
        AND p.EffectiveDate <=@AsOfDate
		AND (Case when pim.PaymentTypeID NOT in (2,3,4) then 'Capture' else pa.AuthorizationType end)  = 'Capture'
 
    RETURN (@OrderGrandTotal - @PayAmount)
END
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