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CLR Reference: Names With Gender
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"Name With Gender"
CLR function
<.CLRSQLCLR:
SELECT function:[dbo].[NameWithGenderDynamic] xxxxx(xxx,xxx,xxx)>(<@name, nvarchar(4000)>, <@gender NVARCHAR (4000)>)
SELECT [dbo].[NameWithGenderRandom] (<@name, nvarchar(4000)>, <@gender NVARCHAR (4000)>)
Expected input
<.expectedData: input:Any datanon-empty type,string
gender: rule,Gender sample>Clause (ex. Ms., Mrs, etc.). Can be empty.
Expected output
<.expectedGender output:is datanon-empty type,and rule,has sample>valid gender format or name contains gender clause: Common Name with corresponding gender (nvarchar(MAX))
Gender is empty or has invalid format and name doesn’t contain gender clause: Common unisex name
Error handling
<.errorReturns handling>an empty string when passing empty or NULL value in name parameter.
Example
<.example>SQLCLR:
SELECT [dbo].[NameWithGenderRandom] ('Kate Portman', 'Ms')