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Aug 24, 2006

Hi,

I'm wondering, why CLR user-defined-types are case-sensitive in T-SQL?

When I create an udt with vb.net, e.g. udtPoint with properties X and Y and a method ToString(), I have to write udtPoint.X ..., udtPoint.x would raise an error. udtPoint.tostring() isn't working, too.

I like vb, because you don't have to remember whether syntax is upper or lower case. Same is with T-SQL, there's no difference between select * from table and Select * FROM Table. Intellisense would by great, but is not yet implemented .

I'd like to put this topic under suggestions (in my opinon it's a bug), what do you think about it?

Many thanks for your answers!

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