I inherited the SQL CLR project as part of a code maintenance project which I am working for client I am I am quite new to SQL CLR, of course, so I'm trying to explain how it works.
I've found that the database connection string is stored in the properties of the project, so I know how to change that if I need it then I have a question: is it possible to deploy on many SQL Server frequencies Is it possible to set multiple connection strings for? In my case I have a local dev machine, staging server, and a production server (with a different copy of the target database on each server). I want to be able to deploy the SQL CLR assembly in all 3 without changing the connection string and for every one without rebuilding.
You should not deploy anywhere, but development through Visual Studio, so the connection string in the project Always point out to your God environment.
Once you have code testing done in the development server, you can right-click the Assembly in the SSM assembly question in the form of "script assembly ..." and then " New window ... "and then" New question window ". This will give you the original script which should be used to deploy in QA, stepping, and production.
Normal format is:
Create a USE [DBName] assembly [assembly name] Authority [DBO] 0x0000 ... PERMISSION_SET = SAFE with You do not really need to broadcast assembly files in other environments, though, if you want it to hurt.
If you want to automate it, once you get that original script, you always get the updated assembly code (as mentioned above 0x0000) Edit: For the sake of completeness, as Jeremy has mentioned in the comment below, the above information only describes the deployment of the assembly, from the cover items to the code inside the assembly. Reach Not to panic.
Drop the assembly A complete deployment process will be: - Existing cover objects (stored procedure, task, triggers, types, and aggregates)
- Create new assembly
- Create wrapper objects
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