Stored procedures
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# Open SSMS, find the database containing the SP, and navigate to '''programmability'', you'll find a list of SPs | # Open SSMS, find the database containing the SP, and navigate to '''programmability'', you'll find a list of SPs | ||
# Right click, choose "Modify" ''or'' '''Script to -> Alter''', you'll get the code in a new query window | # Right click, choose "Modify" ''or'' '''Script to -> Alter''', you'll get the code in a new query window | ||
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# To execute the SP in SSMS right click, chose "Execute", you'll get a popup that will allow you to parameterize the SP, it will then generate *and execute* something like the following (this can be used subsequently to step through the SP): | # To execute the SP in SSMS right click, chose "Execute", you'll get a popup that will allow you to parameterize the SP, it will then generate *and execute* something like the following (this can be used subsequently to step through the SP): | ||
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SELECT 'Return Value' = @return_value | SELECT 'Return Value' = @return_value | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:00, 15 February 2013
- Stored procedures are kept in source control, and normally published to the database during builds
- To debug a stored procedure against the database
- Open SSMS, find the database containing the SP, and navigate to 'programmability, you'll find a list of SPs
- Right click, choose "Modify" or Script to -> Alter, you'll get the code in a new query window
- To execute the SP in SSMS right click, chose "Execute", you'll get a popup that will allow you to parameterize the SP, it will then generate *and execute* something like the following (this can be used subsequently to step through the SP):
USE [SFdbPractice] GO DECLARE @return_value int EXEC @return_value = [dbo].[spTestSpecimenLocNotInDist] @blnFix = 0, @intFileID = 1, @intFileUserID = 11 SELECT 'Return Value' = @return_value GO
