Does anyone know of a freeware to generate SQL Server stored procedure (ie trigger) from a SQL statement?
I have a stored procedure in SQL Server 2008 CLR project. This function call a console application with a parameter that contain some xml.
how do one call a stored procedure that has date input . spName getDate() does not work. the qu开发者_运维技巧estion is about calling within ms sql managment studio.SQL Server 2008
What are the limitations, unexpected pitfalls and performance traits of moving from in process C# code to SQL CLR Functions?
I have written stored procedure which has 2 Insert queries and 1 Update query inside it. Of all these,either insert queries or update query are executed at a time. Now my problem is to get ROWCOUNT in
My initial approach to this was to 开发者_JAVA技巧use a stored procedure in database of Application A, triggered on an insert to gather additional data and call a web-service, hosted by Application B
I have created a SQL CLR Stored Procedure which will call a WCF Service. I have managed to get all the correct DLL\'s loaded into SQL Server to get this to work however I now have following error mess
When I\'m trying to execute a clr sproc (Still in C# IDE for this) I have permission errors. The error is \" Request for the permission of type \'System.Data.SqlClient.SqlClientPermission,... failed\"
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
In short - is it a good design solution to implement most of the business logic in CLR stored procedures?
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