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SQL Server 2008: Deploying managed code
(75 ratings)
SQL Server 2008: Deploying managed code
(75 ratings)

This Web seminar will cover the fundamentals of how to integrate managed .NET code with SQL Server. It will show how to write, deploy, and debug code.

 
Presenter: Ola Ekdahl
Job Title: Microsoft Technical Trainer and Senior Instructor
Course Date 10/13/08 08:00 Duration 60 minutes Training Format Web Seminar Level Intermediate Attendance Count 903 views
Attendee Comments
“I'm thinking about doing some SQL CLR development on my next project - this video will be helpful in determining when it's appropriate.”
Eric Flamm, Flamm Consulting, Inc.
“Helped alot”
mervyn medina, Georgia Pacific
“very useful”
Thorben Primke, iTekka, Inc.
“Excellent”
Scott Bellefeuille, inspiredprogramming
“Explanation and code demonstration of topic very well done”
David Rericha, Virtual CoPartners, Inc.
“Quick explanation but very efficient supported by demostrations.”
Sam Wides, Lighthouse Network Technologies
“Awesome-thanks!”
Lynn Winningham, CTREC Hilton
“Good survey of CLR integration with SQL Server 2008. Light on showing practical business examples, but does illustrate basic implementation of CLR objects. Again had issue with player repositioning to start when trying to back up presentation. Player refused to restart. Closed player and restarted player, but would only play audio. Had to close IE and reload site and player to get it to work properly.”
Michael Meredith, (independent consultant)
“Exactly what I needed to know”
David Cherry, AHA
“good”
Percy Watkins, Integritas Solutions Inc
“This was very useful for me.”
SURESH KUMAR, B2B SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGIE LTD
“Very well done video, I was able to pause the video and try different methods live and then continue the video. It was easy to follow and keep my interest.”
Mike Stanley, EDS-HP
“This was good, but a little drawn out.”
David Simione, SimSystem Technologies
“Good presentation on when to use CLR and when not to use.”
John Duronio, Duronio Consulting
“Good stuff.”
Cathy Soloway, Perotsystems