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SQL Server Forum / Programming / CLR / November 2007

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Deploying CLR to SQL Server (2005) for accessing Project Server Interface (2007)30 Nov 2007 09:37 GMT7
Although project server databases are stored on the same SQL Server as our
corporate database, we need to add some business logic for interacting one
with the other. Since Project 2007 SDK states "we strongly advise developers
to use the PSI to access Project Server data in the ...
How to tell sql server the maximum size my temptable will grow so that it does at most 1 memory allocation?21 Nov 2007 22:49 GMT1
How to tell sql server the maximum size my temptable will grow so that it
does at most 1 memory allocation?
I have a CLR function thet returns IEnumberable (a table) and it has a FillRow function. I am returning 10,000 integers from this function. Is there any way that I can preallocate the resulting table or give SQL server hint as to how many rows my function20 Nov 2007 11:47 GMT1
I have a CLR function thet returns IEnumberable (a table) and it has a
FillRow function. I am returning 10,000 integers from this function. Is
there any way that I can preallocate the resulting table or give SQL server
hint as to how many rows my function will return? It makes me ...
Deploying CLR to Production server14 Nov 2007 15:48 GMT6
I have some clr dll:s which are getting ready for production environment.
These dll:s contains about 100 sp:s and user defined functions, they
will be deployed to about 200 databases on different servers.
Adding the assemblies is not a problem, it is adding the sp:s and
is it possible to mark my CLR function as UNSAFE in code or visual studio anywhere so that wehn vs deploys, it creates unsafe assembly? (instead of me having to manualy deploy in tsql!)09 Nov 2007 01:29 GMT2
is it possible to mark my CLR function as UNSAFE in code or visual studio
anywhere so that wehn vs deploys, it creates unsafe assembly? (instead of me
having to manualy deploy in tsql!)
Unable to load DLL, error 8007007E05 Nov 2007 23:33 GMT2
I've got a C# assembly which is calling an unmanaged dll written in CO. The
assembly has been loaded in SQL server 2005 without any problem. I've also
created a function, in my database, which is calling a method of the CO#
assembly, which is making a call to a function in the ...
How to debug sql 2005 on remote machine. I am administrator on both my dev machine and remote sql server machine.03 Nov 2007 00:46 GMT2
How to debug sql 2005 on remote machine. I am administrator on both my dev
machine and remote sql server machine.
I get this error when i try to connect to remote machien with visual studio:
unable to connect to microsoft vistual studio remote debugging monitor named
Fastest way to move XML document into and back out of CLR function01 Nov 2007 08:34 GMT1
Fastest way to move XML document into and back out of CLR function
In SQL Server 2005 and Visual Studio 2005, what is the fastest way to pass
an xml data type variable into a C# CLR function and retrieve it back out of
the C# CLR function when the C# CLR function is done modifying ...
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