Update Assembly which is a Procedure/Function in Oracle

Hi everybody,
I have developed some Procedures and Functions in c# 2.0 for Oracle 10.2 and deployed them with the Oracle Deployment Assistent.
After some problems they work!!!! Even as Triggers!!!
Now my question is, how I can simply Update an Assembly which is already in use on Oracle?
When I try to redeploy it, I only receive the message that the xxx.dll file is write protected. When I try to delete the file manually on the Oracle Server it is also not possible.
I didn´t find any hint for this.
Thanks a lot for your help.
Kind regards
Markus

You need to stop extproc.exe by using Oracle[i]OracleHomeNameClrAgent service on your database server before you redeploy an assembly again. (where OracleHomeName represents your Oracle home.)

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