Reputation: 21
I have worked on the solution, I need some intervention to optimize the solution.
Here is my current script:
create function SI (@Principal int, @roi int , @time int)
returns int
as
begin
declare @Principal_Amt int
--set @Principal_Amt = 10000
set @Principal_Amt = @Principal
declare @rate int
--set @rate=10
set @rate = @roi
declare @time_period int
--set @time_period = 5
set @time_period = @time
declare @Simple_Interest int
set @Simple_Interest = @Principal_Amt * @rate * @time_period / 100
return @Simple_Interest
end
select dbo.SI(10000, 8, 5)
Upvotes: 0
Views: 3348
Reputation: 14928
It's only
create function SI(@Principal int = 0, @roi int = 0, @time int = 0)
returns int
as
begin
return (@Principal * @roi * @time /100)
end
You don't need to declare those variables, since you already have them, so use them directly.
Upvotes: 3