fr3dr1k on July 10th, 2009

Ok so I have written my first CLR project, but there are a few things I didnt do right and which I know requires a bit more knowledge and effort. Firstly, the context-connection seems to be only applicable to the SqlPipe class. I tried using an SqlConnection that used a regular connection string, but I [...]

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fr3dr1k on June 30th, 2009

In one of my recent projects I learnt how to use CLR stored procedures. So what exactly are CLR stored procedures? Well they allow you to run code (C#) inside SQL Server 2005. So instead of creating stored procedures or UDF (User Defined Functions) with SQL code you use C# code to achieve this. There [...]

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fr3dr1k on July 17th, 2008

So during the week I had a situation where I had to take an existing web application, that used SQL Server Express, and had to make it work with SQL Server 2005 Standard Edition. Both versions of SQL Server form part of the SQL Server SKU line of products, but their implementation in certain scenarios [...]

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fr3dr1k on July 9th, 2008

During the week I have been working with SQL Server 2005 Standard Edition and 2005 Express Edition for a website. I have specifically been looking at using SQL Server 2005 for Authentication as opposed to using the standard authentication that comes with ASP.NET when you configure an ASP.NET application in Visual Studio 2005. When you [...]

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