When a clr has the input type of SqlString it causes nvarchar(4000) to be the parameter type of the

When a clr has the input type of SqlString it causes nvarchar(4000) to be
the parameter type of the function in sql server. how to modify my CLR
function to use nvarchar(max) ?

RE: When a clr has the input type of SqlString it causes nvarchar(4000

Can you be more specific? The CLR doesn't do anything in particular with
SqlString, framework code might. Could you post code that exemplifies the
problem?


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"DR" wrote:

> When a clr has the input type of SqlString it causes nvarchar(4000) to be
> the parameter type of the function in sql server. how to modify my CLR
> function to use nvarchar(max) ?
>
>
>