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is there any speed difference between a TVF CLR that returns an array vs yield as each result is ready? e.g. does returning the array all at once cause sql server to allocate more efficiently?

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is there any speed difference between a TVF CLR that returns an array vs
yield as each result is ready? e.g. does returning the array all at once
cause sql server to allocate more efficiently?
Nov 26 '07 #1
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