Here is what I found about WITH ENCRYPTION and execution plan: an encrypted SP hides its actual execution plan too. Two sample SPs show it.
Tracking Job Failures Across Servers
Tracking job failures across servers takes a daily msdb report, a central instance list, and notifications that reach someone who can act.
Slipstreaming Updates Into a New Install
Slipstreaming Updates lets SQL Server Setup apply a selected CU during installation with UpdateSource and avoids a separate patch pass.
Splitting Full Names Into First, Middle and Last in T-SQL
Try splitting full names with T-SQL string functions, preserve token order, and flag suffixes or compound surnames for review.
Installing sqlcmd and bcp on a Clean Machine
Installing sqlcmd and bcp on Windows starts with the current Microsoft command line utilities, then PATH and version checks.
Handing Over a Database to Another Team
Handing over a database should include a current map, tested recovery path, access transfer, open risks, and a defined support period.
Sharing an Execution Plan Without Exposing Sensitive Data
Protect sensitive data when sharing an execution plan by inspecting XML values, redacting names and literals, and checking the file again.