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Ridley 14.8k1579158 what are you referencing in System.Web.Extensions ? –Mitch Wheat Feb 21 '10 at 2:32 JavaScriptSerializer - but it's ok, I just wrote my own JSON parser, thus eliminating the need to reference anything :) –Nathan Ridley Feb 21 '10 at 3:05 That would be very helpfull, if you open code of your JSON parser. –appqui-platform Mar 9 '11 at 9:44 add a comment| 1 Answer 1 active oldest votes up vote 7 down vote accepted Apparently I can't, according to this post on the microsoft forums: CLR integration in SQL Server 2005 supports only a subset of .NET framework libraries to be references and used inside SQL Server. These are: CustomMarshalers Microsoft.VisualBasic Microsoft.VisualC mscorlib System System.Configuration System.Data System.Data.OracleClient System.Data.SqlXml System.Deployment System.Security System.Transactions System.Web.Services System.Xml These libraries have been tested to ensure they are reliable to run inside SQL Server. These libraries can be referenced in any code and do not have to be registered using CREATE ASSEMBLY. These are the only assemblies that SQL Server allows CLR to load from GAC. All other assemblies (within .NET framework or otherwise) need to be registered explicitly inside the database. Any code that is outside of these libraries should be tested well by the user for reliability and security. While the assemblies you are trying to registered are not su
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culture=neutral, publickeytoken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a.' was not found in the SQL catalog. I added reference http://www.bigresource.com/MS_SQL-Assembly-not-found-in-SQL-Catalog-for-VSS-Cj4HwgqX.html to VSS dll by opening the project file in notepad, as I couldn't right-click and do an add reference. Here's the code... using http://answers.flyppdevportal.com/categories/sqlserver/sqlnetfx.aspx?ID=d4001fe4-98ab-446b-bef7-1b62ea104c47 System; using System.Data; using System.Data.SqlClient; using System.Data.SqlTypes; using Microsoft.SqlServer.Server; using Microsoft.VisualStudio.SourceSafe.Interop; public partial class StoredProcedures { [Microsoft.SqlServer.Server.SqlProcedure] public static void PrintToday() { try sql server { //'€” The SourceSafe INI file. string iniVssPath = "C:/CLRVSS"; //'€” The SourceSafe User ID/Password. string cVSSUserName = "Admin"; string cVSSPassword = ""; VSSDatabaseClass vssLib = null; vssLib = new VSSDatabaseClass(); vssLib.Open(iniVssPath, cVSSUserName, cVSSPassword); VSSItem VSS_Item = vssLib.get_VSSItem("$/Test", false); VSS_Item.Destroy(); SqlPipe p; p = SqlContext.Pipe; p.Send("success"); in the sql } catch { SqlPipe p; p = SqlContext.Pipe; p.Send("error"); } } }; View 3 Replies Similar Messages: Assembly MyAssembly Was Not Found In The SQL Catalog Of Database MyDB Understanding 'Assembly Blah Was Not Found In The SQL Catalog' And Workaround .NET Framework :: Can Integration Services Catalog Be Registered As A SAFE Assembly CS0246: The Type Or Namespace Name 'SqlConnection' Could Not Be Found (are You Missing A Using Directive Or An Assembly Reference?) ALTER ASSEMBLY Error Msg 6509 An Error Occurred While Gathering Metadata From Assembly ‘&&
We are trying to call a WCF from a CLR procedure in Sql Server 2012. We implemented this in Sql Server 2005 and works fine, but now we want to upgrade it to 2012. The database has trustworthy set "on". When we run this command: CREATE ASSEMBLY [System.IdentityModel] from 'C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v4.0.30319\System.IdentityModel.dll' with permission_set = UNSAFE we receive this error: CREATE ASSEMBLY for assembly 'System.IdentityModel' failed because assembly 'System.IdentityModel' failed verification. Check if the referenced assemblies are up-to-date and trusted (for external_access or unsafe) to execute in the database. CLR Verifier error messages if any will follow this message [ : System.IdentityModel.SafeKeyHandle::SafeCryptImportKey][mdToken=0x600014c][offset 0x00000033] Unmanaged pointers are not a verifiable type. [ : System.IdentityModel.SecurityBufferDescriptor::.ctor][mdToken=0x600024b][offset 0x00000017][found Native Int][expected unmanaged pointer] Unexpected type on the stack. [ : System.IdentityModel.SafeDeleteContext::InitializeSecurityContext][mdToken=0x6000254][offset 0x0000033F][found Native Int][expected address of Native Int] Unexpected type on the stack. [ : System.IdentityModel.SafeDeleteContext::InitializeSecurityContext][mdToken=0x6000254][offset 0x000000A7][found address of value 'System.IdentityModel.SecurityBufferStruct'][expected address of Native Int] Unexpected type on the stack. [ : System.IdentityModel.SafeDeleteContext::InitializeSecurityContext][mdToken=0x6000254][offset 0x000000B2][found address of Native Int] Expected numeric type on the stack. [ : System.IdentityModel.SafeDeleteContext::InitializeSecurityContext][mdToken=0x6000254][offset 0x00000338][found Native Int][expected address of Native Int] Unexpected type on the stack. [ : System.IdentityModel.SafeDeleteContext::InitializeSecurityContext][mdToken=0x6000254][offset 0x000001CD][found address of value 'System.IdentityModel.SecurityBufferStruct'][expected address of Native Int] Unexpected type on the