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SQL Sever: Storing Code in Binary or Text Files Rather than Stored Procedures

Learn how to extend SQL Server's capabilities by making use of binary and text files, to execute SQL queries, in place of Stored Procedures.

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By: Raghavendra Narayana

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October 21, 2003

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SQL Sever: Storing Code in Binary or Text Files Rather than Stored Procedures - Conclusion
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Some may feel that these types of requirements are rare, but if you look at the MSDN News Group queries, people are in search of many innovative approaches. They are no longer just sticking to the Basics of DB objects. This effort of Binary/Text File incorporation in Stored Procedures is also a small contribution towards extending the boundaries of MS SQL Server 2000.

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