When you catalog a .NET assembly in SQL Server, the engine makes sure the code is verifiable and type-safe. . NET code loads into application domains (appdomains) mini "processes within a process." ...

T-SQL code is highly integrated with the rest of SQL Server. It executes using "native" data types, so data returned from the storage engine doesn't need to undergo expensive type conversions prior to ...

SQL Server verifies that the assembly code is type-safe and validates the code when it's cataloged. This not only saves time—because the runtime usually does this during the JIT process (at first load ...

First, fire up VS.NET 2005 and create a new Database>SQL Server Project in a location and language (C#/VB.NET) of your choice. Now, you will get a new solution where you can add different types of ...