I had just a quick question....
I am working with a sql2005  server and recently have been experiencing some
odd problems with connectivity.
I have 4 drive for the sql sql server

I have a login to my SQL Server 2005 database, and my database has a user of
the same name. I have linked the login to this user, and set the default
schema to be MySchema.
Then, I log in to SSMS as this login/user and execute a stored procedure

İs there a way to know when 'clr enabled' configuration is enabled or
disabled ?
Thanks
Hakan Fatih YILDIRIM

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