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What Is OBJECT_ID()
What Is OBJECT_ID() function in SQL Server?
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OBJECT_ID() is a system function in a SQL Server Database
that returns the object_id value from the sys.objects table for
a given object name.
The following query will return the same result:
SELECT OBJECT_ID('ADDRESS') AS object_id
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SELECT object_id FROM sys.objects WHERE name = 'ADDRESS'
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Using OBJECT_ID() function will help to avoid using an extra table join with the sys.objects. For example, the following query will list all columns in the table ADDRESS:
SELECT * FROM sys.columns where object_id = OBJECT_ID('ADDRESS')
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