ALawrence007
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Creating a CLR Object
Hi,
This is the first time I am trying to attempt this, so please be patient.
I am trying to create a CLR object to my SQL server. I am trying to retrieve Department names and then later Items that are associated with those Departments. At this stage I am only worried about departments. Ho do you create that in Visual Basic and then how can you use that CLR?
My goal is to use the CLR in a WPF web application, but I need to get the CLR working first. I would really appreciate the help. This is something that I have been trying to get to work now for 2 weeks, but with no avail.......
Thank you VERY much!!!
This is the first time I am trying to attempt this, so please be patient.
I am trying to create a CLR object to my SQL server. I am trying to retrieve Department names and then later Items that are associated with those Departments. At this stage I am only worried about departments. Ho do you create that in Visual Basic and then how can you use that CLR?
My goal is to use the CLR in a WPF web application, but I need to get the CLR working first. I would really appreciate the help. This is something that I have been trying to get to work now for 2 weeks, but with no avail.......
Thank you VERY much!!!
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Ok,
How do I do that? Is there some examples out there?
How do I do that? Is there some examples out there?
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Thanks TedBilly,
No I understand it much better.
No I understand it much better.
It is a really cool option in SQL 2005. The regular expression UDF is the first one I did. Cheers
Creating CLR functions is a way to write your own custom SQL objects to use within your SQL code.