TSQL or CLR for a complex query?

I was hoping to get a little input on a problem I'm having.

In the DataAccessLayer of my application, I have a "search" function written that takes a bunch of parameters (in the form of a class object) and depending on what each of the paramaters are set to (to include search type parameters) it builds an appropriate select statement. The issue is that my company has recently decided to require all DataAccessLayer functions to use TableAdapters. TableAdapters can use StoredProceedures, and StoredProceedures can make external calls (it all seems a bit backward to me, but there does seem to be a bit of logic in that TableAdapters contain a connection string which is set in the app.Config file)... Anyway, here's an example of how I am doing it currently, and I was hoping someone could suggest a way I could do it with either TSQL, or otherwise. If CLR is the way to go, how does that work

internal static dsStrongTypeDataSet GetAll(clsMyClass inData)
{
bool first = true;
dsStrongTypeDataSet data = new dsStrongTypeDataSet ();
string selectStatement = "Select * from tblMyTable where ";
//There is one of these if statements for each parameter
if ((inData.Paramater1 != null))
{
if (!first)//not as important in this section of code,
//but there are areas where there are up to 30 parameters
selectStatement += " and ";
if (inData.SrchParameter1 == SearchType.Fuzzy)
selectStatement += " Column1 LIKE ('%" + inData.Parameter1 + "%') ";
else if (inData.SrchParameter1 == SearchType.Literal)
selectStatement += "Column1 = '" + inData.Parameter1 + "'";
first = false;
}
//More if statements like above for EVERY parameter possible
SqlCommand selectCommand =
new SqlCommand(selectStatement, CorrectSqlConnection());
SqlDataAdapter dataAdapter = new SqlDataAdapter(selectCommand);
dataAdapter.Fill(data, "tblMyTable");
return data;
}