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3/6/2006 4:10:15 PM    CLR Accumulator
Can an Accumulator have more than one overload? For example what if I wanted  
  
the same accumulator code to work with several versions of my UDT?  
  
I tried to add an overload to the function but it did not deploy (it  
  
compiled though)...  
  
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3/6/2006 11:38:48 PM    Re: CLR Accumulator
Do not understand. Overloading for UDT methods is greatly needed IMO. For  
  
the same reasons it is used elsewhere.  
  
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3/7/2006 1:04:16 AM    Re: CLR Accumulator
Hello William,  
  
Nope, in fact, there's no sense of overloading (in the sense that you have  
  
two or more user-defined objects with a common name but different formal  
  
parameter list) at all for any SQLCLR functions.  
  
Versioning of UDTs isn't well supported either, before you ask... :)  
  
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