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Asked: 2026-05-11T21:27:24+00:00

For an app my team is developing, I have created a copy of the

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For an app my team is developing, I have created a copy of the database to work independently on some possible features for the system. In doing so, I have changed some stored procedures. Meanwhile, other members of the team continue to work on the other database and change some of those stored procedures.

The code is still calling the same SP names, so I’ll need to know which stored procedures have been changed in order to make the correct fixes. Is there any way to take all of the stored procedures from one database and match it against SPs with the same name in the other database, to see which are different (besides the USES[DB1] and USES [DB2] difference).

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  1. Editorial Team

    Hey all. I took all of the responses into consideration and downloading new software is not an option for me. Upon further research, this is how I went about this solution.

    I simply queried both databases for a list of all stored procedures and their most recent alter date. I then compared their alter date and manually looked at their source and made my changes. Source control definitely would have helped with this, but sometimes things are out of my control.

    The code to get a list of all of my SP names and alter dates is as follows.

    select ROUTINE_NAME, LAST_ALTERED
from information_schema.routines
WHERE
Routine_Type='procedure'
AND specific_Catalog='DATABASE_NAME' ORDER BY LAST_ALTERED
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