Get the code of a CLR stored procedure?

A CLR stored procedure will not have text as such as it is a link to a DLL. You will need to get the source code to the DLL.

A CLR stored procedure will not have text as such as it is a link to a DLL. You will need to get the source code to the DLL See Common Language Runtime (CLR) Integration Programming Concepts for example.

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Short answer: no, you can't do that. (At least not programatically/easily) CLR procedures are loaded from . NET assemblies (binary files) and there is no simple way to get the source code of such file.

Not within SQL Server. But you can use tools like RedGate Reflector to disassemble DLL and view/recover source code of the stored procedure.

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