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OK- so at least in SQL Server, routines is more complete than any other terminology?<br />
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other than UDF and procs, any other categories here?<br />

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OK- so at least in SQL Server, routines is more complete than any other terminology?

other than UDF and procs, any other categories here?


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Not sure what you mean or what you're after here.
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Not sure what you mean or what you're after here.

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other than procs or UDF, what other objects would be considered routines?
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other than procs or UDF, what other objects would be considered routines?

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That's it. &nbsp;It's for code that can be called. &nbsp;Triggers are in sysobjects. &nbsp;Not sure where else.
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That's it.  It's for code that can be called.  Triggers are in sysobjects.  Not sure where else.

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is there a common/technical name for all objects with code.. (UDF, Proc etc)<br />
tthanks
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is there a common/technical name for all objects with code.. (UDF, Proc etc)
tthanks

name for objects with code

Databases are organized collections of data, most commonly accessed through management systems including schemas, tables, queries and processes that allow users to enter and manipulate the information or utilize it in other fashions, such as with web applications or for reporting purposes.