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SQL Server Forum / Programming / CLR / December 2007

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Persisted computed columns w/clr types20 Dec 2007 22:39 GMT1
I'm trying to set a computed column involving a custom clr datatype to
persisted and getting this error:
Computed column 'ft' in table 'test1' cannot be persisted because the column
is non-deterministic
generate db schems11 Dec 2007 06:23 GMT1
Hello, how do I generate a schema of a database in sql server 2005? I want to
see a graphic representation of all the table and fields, what the primary
keys are, relathionships, and so forth.
thanks
How to Use CLR Function with UDT Parameter in SELECT Statement07 Dec 2007 10:23 GMT6
This is a follow on from my last post about putting a CLR function/procedure
into SQL Server when it takes a UDT as a parameter. To recap,
I have a function (MyFunc) in a .NET assembly (MyAssembly) in a class
(MyClass). The function takes a single parameter @MyParam, of type ...
How to genericaly search the entire db for any text string in any stored procedure, function, table definition, agent job, etc. Any one command or anyone have a stored proc that does this wide search?06 Dec 2007 04:10 GMT1
How to genericaly search the entire db for any text string in any stored
procedure, function, table definition, agent job, etc. Any one command or
anyone have a stored proc that does this wide search?
how to find out if a TSQL table is being updated?01 Dec 2007 06:45 GMT1
how to find out if a TSQL table is being updated?
for example if someone does an update to a table that takes a long time, is
there anyway for me to check the status of that update process?
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