Writing CLR Stored Procedures in C#
As SQL Server 2005 rolls out DBA's are going to be forced to learn either C# or Visual Basic or both. Until now these were client side languages and not knowing them had little impact on your job. And if you write code in these languages your going to have to learn to use Visual Studio. This article covers the basics of C# and Visual Studio using a basic stored procedure as an example. It's written using the April CTP of SQL Server 2005.
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| Author |
: Paul Hayman |
| Published |
: Thursday, 15 June, 2006 |
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