We are considering a 64 bit Server 2008 installation. We have stored procedures with external CLR calls. Can someone clarify the "older interface" statement in the 64 bit server limitations so I can understand if I should be worried or not? http://www.sybase.com/detail?id=1069354#SA Footnote 2 "The older interface to external stored procedures is available only in 32-bit software." Thanks |
In my understanding, this refers only to external C calls. Therefore, I would conclude that this is no limitation at all for external functions in any other language, including the CLR environment you are using. Historically, there has been an very old C external call interface which has been replaced a long time ago in V7. From the SA 12 docs:
For C external calls, one has to include a partÃcular function named *extfn_use_new_api* in an external DLL to use that "new" interface. |