• I am developing an application that is going to be setup on a server that is in a public area, that anyone will have access to. My thinking was that CLR Stored Procedures are more secure than the regular stored procedures because they can't be edited from the server. The stored procedure I posted is the log in procedure I'm using. However the other procedures I have are more complex, carrying out billing and remittance logic, etc. So I wanted to hide the logic from the anyone who might try to make unauthorized changes. I posted the simplest stored procedure so that I could learn how to implement it starting with the basics.