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Built in function inside User Defined Functions

Asked by arif_eqbal in MS SQL Server

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I am not sure about the complexity of this question, I have a feeling it might be easy
Can't I call Built in Functions inside a user defined function ?
I tried using GetDate() SQL Server 2000 started complaining
How can I get the Current system Date Time inside a User defined function?

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