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you can use as three part name as DBName.Schema.Objectname. Objectname is your table or sp etc. You can simply ignore schema<br />
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select * from MyDB..MyTable
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you can use as three part name as DBName.Schema.Objectname. Objectname is your table or sp etc. You can simply ignore schema

e.g.

select * from MyDB..MyTable

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Is there anyway to include it like you would in a c language? So I can avoid writing anything but the function?
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Is there anyway to include it like you would in a c language? So I can avoid writing anything but the function?

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I use one db for storing data, it is built from a restore of another db. &nbsp;We'll call this db REPORT. &nbsp;Another database I put my actual stored procedures and functions on. I'll call this one SPS<br />
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Typically this isn't an issue, we simply reference the appropriate db in the FROM clause, but I want to know how I can make it so I can have T-SQl pointed to look in specific places for functions. &nbsp;For isntance, I don't want to have to type 'SPS.DBO.FUNCTIONNAME()' everytime I want to use one of those functions. &nbsp;How can I make it so I just have to type the function name?
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I use one db for storing data, it is built from a restore of another db.  We'll call this db REPORT.  Another database I put my actual stored procedures and functions on. I'll call this one SPS

Typically this isn't an issue, we simply reference the appropriate db in the FROM clause, but I want to know how I can make it so I can have T-SQl pointed to look in specific places for functions.  For isntance, I don't want to have to type 'SPS.DBO.FUNCTIONNAME()' everytime I want to use one of those functions.  How can I make it so I just have to type the function name?

How to reference multiple db's in T-sql

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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.