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    Tim Guest

    How do I send someone a stored procedure?

    I have created some stored procedures that I wish to share with another user in another database. How can I extract this code, other than cut and paste, since I have quite a few? Is it possible to duplicate database object "stored procedures"? How about a script that would recreate them in the target database?

    Any help would be appreciated.

    Thanks!

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    Markus Guest

    How do I send someone a stored procedure? (reply)

    Hi Tim

    in case the destination server is a MSSQL7 I would use the transfer database objects option in the Data Export Wizard. Just select the stored procedures you want to transfer and the destination database.
    If it's not a SQL 7 server then I agree with Paul that using the scripting option is the easiest way.

    Markus


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    Paul at 1/19/01 10:13:44 AM


    Yes you can simply script them all up into one file. The Tools menu has various scripting options in it. i think if u right-click as well you can script objects.

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    Tim at 1/18/01 10:14:49 PM

    I have created some stored procedures that I wish to share with another user in another database. How can I extract this code, other than cut and paste, since I have quite a few? Is it possible to duplicate database object "stored procedures"? How about a script that would recreate them in the target database?

    Any help would be appreciated.

    Thanks!

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    MAK Guest

    How do I send someone a stored procedure? (reply)


    Use

    SP_Helptext <procedurename>
    -MAK

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    Markus at 1/22/01 9:55:16 AM

    Hi Tim

    in case the destination server is a MSSQL7 I would use the transfer database objects option in the Data Export Wizard. Just select the stored procedures you want to transfer and the destination database.
    If it&#39;s not a SQL 7 server then I agree with Paul that using the scripting option is the easiest way.

    Markus


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    Paul at 1/19/01 10:13:44 AM


    Yes you can simply script them all up into one file. The Tools menu has various scripting options in it. i think if u right-click as well you can script objects.

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    Tim at 1/18/01 10:14:49 PM

    I have created some stored procedures that I wish to share with another user in another database. How can I extract this code, other than cut and paste, since I have quite a few? Is it possible to duplicate database object &#34;stored procedures&#34;? How about a script that would recreate them in the target database?

    Any help would be appreciated.

    Thanks!

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