SQL amount to uppercase

Create function [dbo].[Fn_getformatmoney](@moneyNumeric -,2))returns nvarchar( +) asbegin    Declare @money_num nvarchar( -)--the character form in which the amount is stored,@money_chn nvarchar( +)--to store the amount in Chinese capital form,@n_chn nvarchar(1),@i int    --Temp Variable     Select @money_chn= Case  when @money>=0  Then "' Else NULL End        , @money=ABS(@money)        , @money_num=Stuff(Str(@money, the,2), -,1,"')--Add the front space to get it in place (minus the decimal point),@i=Patindex('%[1-9]%',@money_num)--find the highest bit of money      while @i>=1  and @i<= -    begin        Set @n_chn=substring(@money_num,@i,1)           if @n_chn<>'0' or(substring(@money_num,@i+1,1)<>'0'  and @i  not inch(4,8, A, -))--convert Arabic numerals to Chinese uppercase form            Set @money_chn=@money_chn+substring('0 One and three Woolu Qi Ba Jiu',@n_chn+1,1)        if @n_chn<>'0' or @i inch(4,8, A)--Add a Chinese unit            Set @money_chn=@money_chn+substring('Thousands of thousand hundred million thousand to pick up the round corner points',@i,1)                Set @i=@i+1    End     Set @money_chn=Replace(@money_chn,'Billions','billion')--when the amount is x million zero million    if @money=0 Set @money_chn='0 Rounding'    --returns ' 0 rounding ' when amount is zero    if @n_chn='0' Set @money_chn=@money_chn+'Whole'    --when the end of the amount is 0 ticks ending with ' whole '     return @money_chn    --Return uppercase AmountEndGo

--select Dbo.fn_getformatmoney (888.88)

SQL amount to uppercase