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Can I decompile the SQL Server CLR stored procedure assembly?

We have several proprietary internal CLR databases stored by procs (MSSQL 2005) that were merged by a former employee who improperly used (and never tested) the .NET source code used to build assemblies. They were not confused.

Is it possible to reverse engineer assemblies to a state in which we could edit the source and recompile?

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Yes, if you have an assembly, and it was in no way deceived.

.NET Reflector should work for you:

http://www.red-gate.com/products/reflector/

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