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Searching your stored procedures in SQL Server 2000

SQL Server enables you – in its infinite kindness – to extract all its stored procedure code into one big file, or into one file per stored procedure.
This is very useful if you need to search the stored procedure for a column you modified or want to take a snapshot for a backup.
To do this:

  • right-click the database in which the stored procedures exist and choose ‘All Tasks’.
  • From the popup menu, choose ‘Generate SQL Script’.
  • A window will pop up. Click on the ‘Show All’ button. You will now see all the objects in the database.
  • Select the stored procedure check box (or any other part of the code)
  • From the ‘Options’ tab, select whether you want one big file or separate files for each stored procedure
  • Back in the ‘General’ tab, click OK
  • Select where to store the file(s)
  • Click ok
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