It's just SQL: CLR in Azure SQL Database Managed Instance | Data Exposed

With the Common Language Runtime (CLR) hosted in Microsoft SQL Server (called CLR integration - docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotn..., you can author stored procedures, triggers, user-defined functions, user-defined types, and user-defined aggregates in managed code. CLR is also available in Azure SQL Database Managed Instance.
In this video, Anna Hoffman and Colin Murphy go over what CLR is, how to set it up in Azure SQL Database Managed Instance, and simple example of Regular Expressions in Azure SQL Database Managed Instance.
[00:00] Introduction
[00:31] Usage of CLR
[00:55] Examples of using CLR
[04:39] CLR in Azure SQL Database Managed Instance versus SQL Server
[05:30] Summary and wrap-up
Follow Anna Thomas and Colin Murphy on Twitter at / annathomas and / colinatwork .
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[@JorginChow]

Importing a bunch of bytes without showing what the code refers to. Really helpful.

[@jimdickson5087]

Microsoft - is this specific example supported? If so, can we have the binary file that contains the regular expression functions, please.

[@FranksWorldTV]

Nice!

[@sudo1384]

Love When there is no comment :)

[@StefanPretorius]

MS employee using eclipse I see....

[@nmarcel]

You mean Visual Studio, which predates Eclipse by some years.

[@StefanPretorius]

@@nmarcel Check her taskbar, there is an eclipse icon... I know she has Visual Studio open

[@nmarcel]

@@StefanPretorius I see, maybe she compares MS products with the competitors, which would also eplaing why using a mac instead of a surface.