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I had done generate script and take out my 100+ stored procedures into a separate 100 files like we take backup now i made changes into those files.
but now i need to alter all those original stored procedures
from database.
i mean to say now all those 100 files i need to again load into database.
How can I do this like I had generate script to take out those sp’s from database
is there any way to restore all new sp's into same database at once?
please help.
If you wish to take out the scripts of stored procedures, you can take out them using “Generate Script” you shall get CREATE scripts. Once you change the scripts’ body, you can rerun the scripts on the DB. But before that you can either drop the SP in the database or change the CREATE statement to ALTER in the script file.
One more way is to generate ALTER script when you take out the script. But this works with one proc at a time. You can right-click the SP and select “Script Stored Procedure as -> ALTER to -> File…” from the context menu.