Questions

1. Which version of SQL Server was the first version with SQLCLR?
   The first version was SQL Server 2005.
2. Can I decide which version of .NET Framework I will use?
   No—as SQLCLR is a mandatory part of SQL Server, the version of .NET Framework is bound to a version of SQL Server.
3. Which types of objects can I create as CLR objects?
   Five types of CLR objects are supported. These are stored procedures, triggers, functions, data types, and custom aggregations.
4. Where is the assembly stored when it is published?
   It's stored in a database's metadata and nothing remains on the filesystem.
5. Can I use any .NET Framework types in my CLR objects?
   Yes, but consider the possible security issues as well as the potential difficulty of publishing many dependent assemblies.
6. Why does my successfully-published assembly and created CLR object not work?
   The most probable cause of...