Compile a CLR as an EXE

[Dan Shepherd]

I am trying to compile a CLR function as an EXE. When I try to use the VBC
/target:exe command I get an error indicating that there is no sub-form. All
I have in the project is a SQL script that has an embedded cursor. The
cursor runs through some SQL tables and exports data in a format I want. I
want an executable so the end user can launch it without having access to
sql, etc.

Is this possible?

 

[Dan Shepherd]

I created the CLR in VB but I am not a VB expert. I would prefer to just
keep the whole thing in SQL using triggers, etc... but I cannot. All I want
to do is call the CLR and have it execute. Could I also do this by compiling
the CLR as a .dll and referencing it in another app? The other app would
need to open, run, and close without user intervention.

 

[Kevin Provance]

Where is McWilly? Oh, I know...answering this question IN THE WRONG
GROUP!!!!

VB 6 Lives!!


|I am trying to compile a CLR function as an EXE. When I try to use the VBC
| /target:exe command I get an error indicating that there is no sub-form.
All
| I have in the project is a SQL script that has an embedded cursor. The
| cursor runs through some SQL tables and exports data in a format I want.
I
| want an executable so the end user can launch it without having access to
| sql, etc.
|
| Is this possible?