A
Andy Jump
Howdy all,
I have a Sql Server Assembly that contains some Clr stored procs for some of
the more complex operations I wish to perform. When the number of these
stored procs is low then the assembly deploys nice and quickly but as the
number rises the deploy time begins to take a huge amount of time.
Deployment took over 20 minutes for 167 stored procs.
I have done some checking and monitoring and found that it seems to be
visual studio that is taking its time and eating up a large amount of cpu
during the deploy.
Is there something I can do to speed this process up by changing settings?
Or would some sort of mechanism to make the stored procs, that can be, table
agnostic.
Many thanks
Andy
I have a Sql Server Assembly that contains some Clr stored procs for some of
the more complex operations I wish to perform. When the number of these
stored procs is low then the assembly deploys nice and quickly but as the
number rises the deploy time begins to take a huge amount of time.
Deployment took over 20 minutes for 167 stored procs.
I have done some checking and monitoring and found that it seems to be
visual studio that is taking its time and eating up a large amount of cpu
during the deploy.
Is there something I can do to speed this process up by changing settings?
Or would some sort of mechanism to make the stored procs, that can be, table
agnostic.
Many thanks
Andy