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Yukon CLR Stored Procedures

I haven't really had the time to mess with Yukon as of yet but I came up with an interesting question regarding how the CLR stored procedures actually work. I was in the middle of a project and was in Enterprise Manager ( sql2000 ) writing a stored procedure and it hit me, what happens in the new architecture when an error is thrown in the CLR for a Stored Proc? Is it designed as one complete process where the CLR and T-sql co-exist or are they seperate layers? If an error is thrown in the common language runtime does it ever even get to the t-sql layer? If they are not one process does that mean it runs slower? I asked Kent Tegels this question and his answer made sense but he was not completely certain so this will take some investigation and reading on my part.

posted on Wednesday, January 07, 2004 1:23 PM by scromer





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