What is the easiest way to copy all stored procedure definitions for your database? Well, let us quickly learn that today.
Copy All Stored Procedure Definitions
Step 1: Open SQL Server Management Studio
Step 2: Open Object Explorer Details from Top Menu View or Type F7 on your keyboard.
Step 3: Now select all the stored procedures for which you want to generate definition.
Step 4: Right-click on it and follow the options in the image below. In the final menu, you will get an option to select New Query Editor Window, just select that and you are done.
In the new video, you will have all stored procedure definitions. It is a very easy method to generate scripts.
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