CLR Integration in SQL Server 2005 Using Visual Studio 2005 – Part 2
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by Soyuj Kumar Sahoo
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Conclusion

The above discussion describes an easier way of creating CLR integrated database objects than the previous one, discussed in my first article. It uses the Visual Studio 2005 which is very familiar to all of us. This is very helpful when we develop an application in Remote machine. Again, CLR integrated user defined functions (UDFs) have some added advantage over T-SQL UDFs. In the case of Table-Valued Functions (TVFs), Transact-SQL materializes the results of calling the function into an intermediate table, while CLR TVFs represent a streaming alternative.

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Title: Update?   
Name: Apuma
Date: 2/3/2010 7:17:37 PM
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Can we see an example using VS 2008?
Title: Bout the article..   
Name: ainOmar
Date: 5/13/2007 10:57:53 PM
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can u simply attach more samples using .net clr
Title: Nice Article   
Name: Abhishek
Date: 2/21/2007 4:50:26 AM
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Nice article to work with .net CLR.

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