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SQL Server Forum / Programming / CLR / November 2008

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How to pass SQL table type parameter INTO C# CLR SQL stored procedure18 Nov 2008 14:05 GMT2
Hi. Thank you for your expertise.
I am trying to find out how ot pass data in SQL Server 2008 table type into C# CLR stored procedure from SQL stored procedure.
I've found lots of references how to pass it out of CLR procedure to SQL procedure but none the other way.
My plan is: ...
TVF and SPs behave differently in Management Studio and from ADO15 Nov 2008 18:24 GMT1
Using SQL Server 2005 and .NET 3.5.
I have a SQL stored procedure [collection and validation of parameters]
which references some CLR table valued functions [some complex mathematics].
The table valued functions, in turn, call a SQL stored procedure doing
Deploy C# stored procedures12 Nov 2008 22:12 GMT3
We have the OurStoredProcedures.dll with stored procedures in C#. We
programatically deploy these stored procedures to the local SQL Server, using
SQL command with the "CREATE PROCEDURE ..."statement. Also we are creating an
assembly on the server.
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