This should be started as a new post, while somewhat similar to the existing thread it still belongs in its own.

Thanks.

CEWII

Without going out on any limb here.. By and large the licenses are not verified like OS licenses are. However, that does not change your liability. If...

Based on that link, yes. And I haven't tried a higher framework version..

I have a project on codeplex that I could use to try it out. Perhaps over...

Framework V 3 might be a problem..

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/dohollan/archive/2010/07/08/sql-server-2008-r2-sqlclr-net-framework-version.aspx

CEWII

opc.three (7/15/2011)

GilaMonster (7/15/2011)

I can't see...

Mike Dougherty-384281 (7/15/2011)

I think I'd have to congratulate whoever wrote...

Bump..

ah <initiating Bill Clinton voice>I I feel your pain</end Bill Clinton voice> sorry to hear that. What I'll say is that most things work the same, as they should..

CEWII

Unfortuantely I can't see how this process could work, a program will only ever run under 1 security context at a time. And while you can sometimes change contexts...

VMWare or Virtual Box..

Per http://www.vmware.com/products/server/faqs.html VMWare (Free Version) will handle a 64-Bit VM even on a 32-Bit OS as long as the CPU is 64-Bit.

Virtual Box has different...

John,

I don't have any great answers, just links that seem to fit..

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1791471/sql-clr-stored-procedure-relative-path-for-dllimport

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/sqlnetfx/thread/f03d427f-caf8-47f4-9ca9-97d9ec747f7f/%5B/url%5D

Those were the two that seemed to fit best. I hope it helps..

CEWII

I read that article the other day, fascinating read. And whoever wrote that code, VERY bright..

CEWII

John,

I have to preface by saying I have not done what you are attempting, but I have written a fair amount of SQLCLR. I'm not real sure you are...

I was thinking the same thing Jeff..

CEWII

Many times that data is stored using symetric algorithms with the keys only encrypted with asymetric algorithms. The main reason is that symetric algorithms require less costly processing to...