jmoneysteph (2/21/2014)
In my shop CLR functions have a limited use, primarily for complex financial computations. One crucial best practice when coding CLR objects should include mechanisms to avoid runaway CLR processes (calling sleep functions every x iterations). Especially true for looping procedures. A non-yielding CLR process in SQL Server can have disastrous results when it happens to be on the same scheduler as the Log Writer process. Let's just say I have first hand experience here :).
I, for one, would like to see bad practice/good practice examples of this. Any change of either a quick posting or an article?
Gaz
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