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How to remove and add dependencies to a table using query or stored procedures?
Basically I have a table called A and it has a stored procedure dependency called B.
I want to create a new table called C and add the stored procedure dependency to C and Delete A.
Are you trying to do this without modifying the stored procedure? Technically you could do this using a
SYNONYM(DROP TABLE dbo.A; CREATE SYNONYM dbo.A FOR dbo.C;) – assuming you are on SQL Server 2005 or higher (please specify your version!) – but this can become a nightmare of spaghetti and cascading references.