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SQL Server Forum / Programming / CLR / July 2008

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CLR proc to access a COM object28 Jul 2008 00:15 GMT2
I need to access a COM object (C++) from a stored proc.  the interface is too complicated for SQL so i thought i would
write a .net proc as a wrapper for the COM object.
I don't see how to add a reference to the COM object.  When i pick add reference the only thing i get is the ...
clr safety with native or com calls27 Jul 2008 13:54 GMT1
It was with extended stored procs that if the code that was called crashed then it would bring down Sql.  Is the same
true if sqlclr calls native or com objects?
dan
Problem Using Try catch...24 Jul 2008 19:59 GMT1
Since now I'am trapping my stored procedure errors at my Catch block in .Net
code. But my DBA now has insisted to use Try Catch blocks in stored
procedures itself...
As you would expect the exception is now not raised to .Net as it is handled
To update a clr dll should I drop the assembly?02 Jul 2008 06:22 GMT2
I'm updating by hand a dll containing clr code for Sql 2005 stored
procedures. My question is which are the steps needed to update the dll to
the new compilation?
The file is not locked so I can overwrite the old version with the new one,
 
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