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I heard there is some trick to referencing statics in C# CLR stored procedure without having to mark the assembly as unsafe. Does anyone know this? This is usefull as the case of needing a little static shared variable here and there without having to comp

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DR - 29 Oct 2007 21:48 GMT
I heard there is some trick to referencing statics in C# CLR stored
procedure without having to mark the assembly as unsafe. Does anyone know
this? This is usefull as the case of needing a little static shared variable
here and there without having to compromise safety in the Sql Server 2005.
Willy Denoyette [MVP] - 30 Oct 2007 12:25 GMT
>I heard there is some trick to referencing statics in C# CLR stored
>procedure without having to mark the assembly as unsafe. Does anyone know
>this? This is usefull as the case of needing a little static shared
>variable here and there without having to compromise safety in the Sql
>Server 2005.

Please don't multipost, this same question has been answered in the CSharp
NG.

Willy.

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