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How can I view the original SQL that created a stored procedure in SQL Server 2008?
Is this possible? I’ve been searching online for some leads, but I’m either missing correct vernacular or I’m just looking for something that can be found by some other means.
My basic problem is that I’ve got a SQL Server 2008 db here with a couple hundred stored procedures and I want to see what they are doing. I need to copy one and modify it slightly and then use it.
Open up management studio and expand the database you are after. Inside of there is a programmability folder, expand that and you will see the stored procedures. Right click on one of them and select modify.