I have the following code working perfectly on a test box, which runs the MSSQLSERVER service as SYSTEM:
I consider using CLR trigger instead of traditional T-SQL one because I need to use some logic that is already implemented in C#. I\'m aware that SQL server supports CLR integration and in my case it
I have a Class Library that uses System.Web to access web services and plan to return the XML back to the SQL stored procedure via SQL CLR.
I have a CLR stored procedure that i want to execute asynchronously from C#. the code is as follow: private delegate void GeneratePayrollDelegate(string payProcessID);
The following store procedure retrives nearest 500 addresses for the given latitude and longitude. Many applications use it, and it is one of the useful query.
I\'ve developed a small C# application that will let me geocode a table of address using Bing\'s geocode service configured as a serivce reference. I have the assembly loaded but when I attempt to cal
I\'m trying to use CLR integration in SQL Server to handle accessing external files instead of storing them internally as BLOBs.I\'m trying to figure out the pattern I need to follow to make my code e
We have a VS2010 Solution which contains a SQL CLR project which itself has a reference to a third party assembly that has been registered on our development DB server (viaa database project in the so
These two methods below are similar, except one handles null values and the other does not.To handle null values, it uses SqlString type and checks the \"get_IsNull\" property.
In a SQL-CLR assembly.. Is there a way that enables me to load certain data and possibly read from database on assembly load only ?