A stored procedure that writes managed in C #

Introduced

With the integration of the CLR in SQL Server 2005, we can build database objects in modern object-oriented languages such as vb.net and C #. In fact, in order to abstract the database-independent access code such as computation, string logic analysis, we use. NET to write the object of SQL Server. It is best to write stored procedures in managed code. Similarly, hosting stored procedures can be a good choice for OOP programming to provide better reusability and read external files for webservices. This article was trying to explain the simple and required steps that are require starting the creation of Manage Stored Pr Ocedure using C # and using them. This article will use simple and necessary steps to explain how to use C # to establish managed stored procedures and how to use them. Project we will build a visual Studio 2005 database project for managed stored procedures

To establish a database project:

Open Microsoft's Visual Studio 2005 project to build a SQL Server

File->new->project->database

Add a Database Reference

You will now need a reference to the database to add a