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Steve Muise - SQL Server stuff

From the CLR to Analysis Services - SQL 2005 is a whole new beast. I will be discussing my findings, learnings, experiences, and personal opinions on the new new SQL Platform. I will also be posting follow-up conversations, code samples, question discussions from the MSDN SQL Programmability webcasts I am doing on Fridays. Come join us on Friday http://www.microsoft.com/events/series/msdnsqlserver2005.mspx

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Today's MSDN Webcast - Stored Procs, Functions, and SQLTypes

So today I was able to advance the .NET CLR conversation, with some additional examples, discuss the differences between a Procedure and a Function, the importance of using SQLTypes, requirements to using a function as an index-able column. Then I touched breifly on Table-Valued Functions (this we will discuss further, later on).

 

The question and answer period, was once again an excellent experience - great questions (if anyone is leaving early - don't). There were a few questions that I took away for further discussion.

1. Discuss in further details the Nullability of SQL data types
2. How, when and why to use the @@rowcount from within .NET methods
3. How to send an email using databasemail from within a .NET procedure
4. Is it possible to use a config file (e.g. MyAssembly.dll.Config) for the attributes
5. What kind of context is available in the 2 methods necessary for building a Table-Valued Function

 

I will begin to discuss each one of these here, I look forward to some interesting conversation around these topics.

 

Here is the link to the sample code from todays webcast  (the VB.Net code is included)

http://www.neudesic.com/uploads/Steve_Muise/02_CLRProcs_Demo.zip

See you next week

Steve

 

Published Friday, February 10, 2006 11:29 AM by Steve_Muise

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