I have an interface in CLR between SQL Server and the Exchange Web Services to Sync and send emails between applications. In testing this it works(ed) without any problems; we are seeing sporadic issu
When开发者_高级运维 attempt to debug a SQL CLR Function the debugger hangs. Using VS2010 and SQL 2005.the problem appear to be the conflict of Framework, VS2010 uses Framework 4.0 by default.
I have created a function to implement the regex.split in sql. Here\'s the code: private static IEnumerable&开发者_开发知识库lt;IndexedValue<T>> ToIndexedValue<T>(IEnumerable<T>
I\'m working with some SQL 2005 CLR code written in C#. We have recently altered a few of the functions to allow NULL parameters. We did this by changing parameters from \'double\' to \'SqlDecimal\' t
I\'d like to turn trigger recursion on/off in my SQL CLR trigger. According to http://www.devx.com/tips/Tip/30031, I have to call
Are there any benefits to calling a SQLCLR stored procedure from a regular T-SQL trigger rather than deploying a SQLCLR trigger straight away?
I want to use CLR table-valued function in SQL Server 2008, which accesses a database from inside itself. I\'ve got a permission exception. I am trying to execute function as the same user as under wh
Currently, I\'m sitting on an ugly business application written in Access that takes a spreadsheet on a bi-daily basis and imports it into a MDB.I am currently converting a major project that includes
I am trying to make a clr stored procedure for a sql 2005 database that uses .net 3.5 assemblies So first I had to change sql 2005 to recognize system.core as unsafe what I am not too happy about(I r
I have an after trigger implemented in SQLCLR assembly. Within it I\'d like to know, what columns have been really updated (and their values have been changed).
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