In order to make CLR stored procedures run, you must first enable the CLR in SQL Server, other wise you will just get this error: Execution of user code in the .NET Framework is disabled. Enable "clr enabled" configuration option. Enabling the CLR is fairly simple, just run this SQL Statement...
On a few of the mailing lists I am on for developers (primarily ones related to web development), there is a recurring topic that always gets people into rather heated debates: to use stored procedures or prepared statements? Now, either one you choose to use, is largely dependent on two things: preference...
Data Normalization , refers to creating a structure to store your data in that results in reduction/elimination of redundant data. In a pure normalized form, a piece of data exists only in one place. Anywhere that the data is displayed is only making a reference to that data and joining tables together...
In the world of RDBMS' you may hear the term "table scan" thrown around, this is a term used to describe an event that occurs when you search for data in a table, and your query either doesn't take advantage of an existing index, or there is no index on the table. Generally, a table...