What is the difference between a simple SQL procedure and a CLR procedure?
Which one is better?
What is the difference between a simple SQL procedure and a CLR procedure? Which
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What is the difference between a simple SQL procedure and a CLR procedure?
Which one is better?
A CLR procedure is written in a .NET language and the assembly must be integrated with SQL Server. A Stored Procedure is written in T-SQL.
Unless you need to do something “secret” or something that requires support from the OS (like TCP communication for example), I’d always go for the “normal” Stored Procedure, as it can be maintained much easier than a CLR procedure.