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I have to work with SQLSERVER SMO in C++. Is Managed code is the only way to work with SQLSERVER SMO in C++ ?

I have tried many ways.. but I found that using managed code is the only option. Are there other ways?

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Technically, you can expose .NET assemblies to standard COM infrastructure, but that requires changes to the source code (see this). You may try and create a COM-aware wrappers around standard SMO objects and then use them as regular COM classes in C++.

Anton Gogolev
but the problem with this is when i change the location of tlb it s not work....
here the solution is dependentg on tlb files.