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Working with the SQLCLR

In SQL server 2005 you can run .Net code within the DB-Server process (code name SQLCLR or integrated CLR).

The SQLCLR family include stored procedure, user defined function, aggregates, triggers and user-define types.

For example, you can create a user define aggregate which execute an operation on each row in the query result (this is a function like others system function: sum, average, count, min and max).

In my next post I'll show you an example to implement on of these functions.

Published Friday, May 04, 2007 4:02 PM by Avi Wortzel

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# How to: Implement an aggregate function in SQLCLR@ Sunday, May 06, 2007 10:52 PM

On my last post I gave a briefing about what is an aggregate function and now I'm going to implement

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