In a SQL Server stored procedure, if we declare a local variable and assign the value by calling a scalar function
DECLARE @variable_name INT= dbo.scalarfuntion_name(@p1, @p2)
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Would it have any impact on overall performance of SP as in general using scalar function directly into script has performance downgrade most of the times?
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Two big problems with using functions in a query are that cardinalities are not accurate and that the function code is called once per row. When setting a variable neither of these are a concern. So I would think, generally speaking, there would be no measurable performance impact.
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