ApexSQL Edit does this really well but I’d rather not have to use two editors.

Sigh.

I have the code to search text in the SP. Is there a way to get LineNumbers for the text?. This helps me pinpoint exact places that need to change.

Regards,
Rohan

SELECT ROUTINE_NAME, ROUTINE_DEFINITION
FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.ROUTINES
WHERE ROUTINE_DEFINITION LIKE ‘%Student%’
AND ROUTINE_TYPE=’PROCEDURE’

IF this views only search the SPs less than 4000 character length. If my SP is more than 4000 character means I can’t get the results.

Why System View INFORMATION_SCHEMA.ROUTINES ROUTINE_DEFINITION Column Size is NVARCHAR(4000)..?

Its very easy to get the details from table through stored procedure

If the table name is dbo.employee

SP Creation:

create procedure dbo.getemployeedetails
as
begin

select * from dbo.employee

end

execute this procedure in query window…

exec dbo.employeedetails

i’m new to this software field. actually i created one database table in db. could u tell me how to retrieve that table in stored procedure.

I Need Search StoredProcedure.

i have 2 columns in Table one Column is ‘JobId’ and secoud Column is ‘Location’

select JobId,JObLocation From Jobs

i need search Procedure Two Columuns at a time
if one culumn left onethe column result should disply vise virsa

and if i am giving half of text to search for any of column it should give the result with that …….

please give Procedure for it

Please look at this link,

http://blog.sqlauthority.com/2007/10/06/sql-server-executing-remote-stored-procedure-calling-stored-procedure-on-linked-server/

Regards,
IM.

Does ant 1 has any idea?

You will get simple code to search SP by text Visit this link

http://www.tctcworld.com/dotnet/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=43

Thanks

then suppose say, I have created a SP as follows,

create procedure employeekidding
as
select empno,managerno*deptno as books from employee

Issue:
the above created procedure is getting displayed as if it is dependent on books table, which is not.

– create temporary Result table to gather names and text
– of the procedures in the DataBaseName database :
CREATE TABLE #Result
(TextField varchar(max), ProcName varchar(100))

– create temporary ProcName table with the names of
– all the procedures in the database [DataBaseName]:
CREATE TABLE #ProcList
(ID int IDENTITY, ProcName varchar(100))

– populate the ProcName table with the procedure names:
INSERT #ProcList SELECT [name] from sys.procedures

– get the number of procedures (to be used in the loop below):
DECLARE @NumberOfProcs int
SELECT @NumberOfProcs = COUNT(*) FROM sys.procedures

– loop to populate the Result table:
DECLARE @i INT
SET @i = 1
DECLARE @ProcName varchar(100)
DECLARE @SQL varchar(2000)
WHILE @i <= @NumberOfProcs
BEGIN
SELECT @ProcName = ProcName FROM #ProcList WHERE ID = @i
SET @SQL = ‘INSERT INTO #Result (TextField) EXEC sp_helptext ‘ + @ProcName
EXEC (@SQL)
UPDATE #Result SET ProcName = @ProcName WHERE ProcName IS NULL
SET @i = @i + 1
END

– look for a string you need [your string] in the Result table
SELECT * FROM #Result WHERE TextField LIKE ‘%your string%’

– clean up
DROP TABLE #Result
DROP TABLE #ProcList