A few years ago I came across a T-SQL technique to validate a stored procedure in SQL Server, but I cannot find it again
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A few years ago I came across a T-SQL technique to validate a stored procedure in SQL Server, but I cannot find it again
Can probably script the stored procedure calls out with SET NOEXEC ON, so it doesn’t actually run anything… This would allow you to catch a lot of basic errors (invalid objects, missing fields, etc.)
Is that along the lines of what you were talking about?
If so, there’s a CLR mentioned in SQL Mag that seems to do what you’re looking for.