Executing .Net code from Sql server in simple steps.

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I would like to know is there a way that without registering the assemblies and other win32.dll files, we can call .net functions using sql.
I have successfully executed the CLR integration using the assemblies and the code is working fine. But there are few limitations that everytime the c# code changes then we need to alter the assemblies. So i would like to know is there any other way of doing things.

Posted 14-Apr-10 19:03pm

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Not Active · Answer 1 · 2010-04-14T20:22:00

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No, there is no other way. The assembly is stored in the database as a binary blob. If you recompile it, it needs to be updated.

Posted 14-Apr-10 20:22pm

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