Publish CLR as an executable

[Dan Shepherd]

I have a CLR project that I want to publish as an executable. 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 stored procedure and sql script
that has an embedded cursor. Is there a way to do this?

[Jeff Johnson]

"Dan Shepherd" <DanSh...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have a CLR project

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[Bill McCarthy]

Hi Dan,

For VB on dotnet questions, best to post to the dotnet newsgroup:
microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb

AS to your question, when you post over there, I'd suggest be clear in what
you are targeting. It sounds to me like you are wanting to have a SQL
Managed function but compiled as an Exe. An exe must have a Sub Main entry
point, or a default form (when you select a default form, the Sub Main entry
point is created for you when compiled)

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