Script to store stored procedures in seperate files

How does MicroSoft store the stored procedures in seperate files.
What tools are used.
Cause that's what I like to do too.

Arno de Jong,

The Netherlands.
(SCPTFXR does not have the option to store the stored procedures in
different files
I think)Enterprise Manager will do this for you: Right-click on the database, click
"Generate SQL script", select the option "Create one file per object".

You can do this programmatically using the Script method of the DMO
StoredProcedure object. Call .Script once for each SP with an appropriate
file name.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/e...ef_m_s_0n1g.asp

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"A.M. de Jong" <arnojo@.wxs.nl> wrote in message
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> How does MicroSoft store the stored procedures in seperate files.
> What tools are used.
> Cause that's what I like to do too.
> Arno de Jong,
> The Netherlands.
> (SCPTFXR does not have the option to store the stored procedures in
> different files
> I think)|||SQL Server stores the text of stored procedures/views/triggers in a
table called syscomments.

you could use SP_HELPTEXT spname to retrieve text for any stored
procedure
you could study the SP_HELPTEXT procedure and it will show you exactly
how microsoft retrieves the TEXT:) ENJOY

Peace:)

"David Portas" <REMOVE_BEFORE_REPLYING_dportas@.acm.org> wrote in message news:<g8GdnSrn59RfdVyi4p2dnA@.giganews.com>...
> Enterprise Manager will do this for you: Right-click on the database, click
> "Generate SQL script", select the option "Create one file per object".
> You can do this programmatically using the Script method of the DMO
> StoredProcedure object. Call .Script once for each SP with an appropriate
> file name.
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/e...ef_m_s_0n1g.asp
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> David Portas
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> Please reply only to the newsgroup
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> "A.M. de Jong" <arnojo@.wxs.nl> wrote in message
> news:bpshql$oie$1@.reader11.wxs.nl...
> > How does MicroSoft store the stored procedures in seperate files.
> > What tools are used.
> > Cause that's what I like to do too.
> > Arno de Jong,
> > The Netherlands.
> > (SCPTFXR does not have the option to store the stored procedures in
> > different files
> > I think)