April 29, 2011 at 6:42 am
I'm playing with the exercises in the Exam 70-441 Microsoft Press book and it has sample code in Chapter 3 for CLRs. I found the following thread (http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic924522-10-1.aspx#bm941477) that indicates I need to compile this code in order to get the .dlls I need to create my new assemblies / data types.
Unfortunately, I haven't a clue how to actually do this. I have to work with Visual Studio 2008 because VS 2005 isn't setup to read the C# or VB projects (and I can't find anyone with vs_setup.msi for 2005).
Can anyone give me any help with figuring out how to get this done?
April 29, 2011 at 8:31 am
Nevermind. I finally figured it out.
I needed to set up the database connection in the Properties tab (opened by navigating to Project -> <SolutionName> Properties). Then I just needed to hit the Debug button.
The .dlls were created in the solutions folder and I just needed to copy them to the proper place to make the assemblies loadable in SQL Server.
Happy now. @=)
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