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Does SQL Server handle unmanaged resources?please anser this

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Or course it does. Even files are by definition unmanaged. SQL Server is a native application, with it's own memory management etc.

Maximilian Mayerl
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No it doesn't, only managed code.

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So you want to claim that SQL Server is a .NET application? XD
Maximilian Mayerl
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Nothing handles unmanaged resources. That's why they're unmanaged. I presume you are asking with respect to .net stored procedures in Sql Server.

You need to dispose of those resources as normal (with using(){}, calling dispose() etc.)

WOPR