Question

I have a stored procedure, in one database within my SQL server, that sets permissions to all stored procedures at once for that particulat database. Is there a way to create this stored procedure in a way were I can call it easily from any database within the SQL server and if so how do I go about doing such a thing

Answer 1

I have a stored procedure, in one database within my SQL server, that
sets permissions to all stored procedures at once for that particular
database.

You could archive the same result much easier:

• create a new role, e.g. db_executor

  CREATE ROLE db_executor
  

• grant that role execute permissions without specifying any objects:

  GRANT EXECUTE TO db_executor
  

This role now has execute permissions on all stored procedures and functions – and it will even get the same permissions for any future stored procedure that you add to your database!

Just assign this role to the users you need and you’re done….