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SQLCLR

SQLCLR is a developer resource focused on SQL Server CLR integration — writing, deploying, and operating .NET assemblies that run inside the database engine. It covers the full lifecycle: building CLR functions, stored procedures, aggregates, and types; deploying them safely; and understanding the security and performance trade-offs involved.

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Key Features

What SQLCLR does​

  • CLR functions, stored procedures, aggregates, and user-defined types
  • Deployment workflows for development and production environments
  • Security guidance: permission sets, signing, and TRUSTWORTHY alternatives
  • Performance notes on when CLR beats T-SQL — and when it does not
  • Copy-ready examples for common CLR integration tasks
Getting Started

Up and running​

  1. Open sqlclr.com and skim the overview to see what CLR integration offers.
  2. Follow the Quick Start in the docs to enable CLR and deploy a first function.
  3. Work through the examples to build functions, procedures, and aggregates.
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Technology

Built with​

SQL Server.NETC#T-SQL
Status

Recent changes​

  • SQLCLR documentation hub launched on kurtkluth.dev.
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