.NET Nullable Types as SQLCLR parameters in SQL Server 2008
Just found out about this one today. This SQLCLR function works right now in CTP4 of SQL Server 2008. public static Nullable<int> AddTwo(Nullable<int> x, Nullable<int> y)
Just found out about this one today. This SQLCLR function works right now in CTP4 of SQL Server 2008. public static Nullable<int> AddTwo(Nullable<int> x, Nullable<int> y)
11:00AM: I’m sitting in the lounge room at TechEd Hong Kong, getting ready to do my first talk on SQL Server. It’s an interesting setup
Last blog entry on SQL Server Extended Events for a while. But…a couple of questions came up since I wrote my first blog entry on
This won't be as long of an entry because I'm trying to finish describing the items that you can use in an XEvent session, that
It's another rainy day in Portland in summer, so I thought I'd stay inside and write more about SQL Server 2008 Extended Events. I wanted
It's summertime in Oregon and its been nice and warm out (75-85F) lately. But today its raining (or specifically, the skies are quite ominous right now),
When starting out with XEvent support, I thought it would be good to start with the ETW target, although you can capture and catagorize events
When I'm doing problem solving, its always good to have too much information rather than too little. With this in mind, I was quite interested
I've been looking at the mapping of the new Katmai date/time data types to .NET types, both from the point of view of SQL Server
I've been trying out table-valued parameters along with ADO.NET support in Orcas and came across an interesting dilemma. It centers around INSERTs using TVP against
Now that Kim and Paul have each posted about it and even published some pictures, I guess its time for me to send out a heartfelt CONGRATULATIONS
I saw Dan Jones’ posting that the SQL Server 2008 July CTP (aka CTP4) was available on the Connect website. This one has some good
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