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MichaelHLutz
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 Posted - 2008-12-30 : 09:26:00
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| Hi. I am trying to obtain a script for all stored procedures in my database. I need each SP to be in its own file. I understand how to achieve this through SSMS manually, and I don't need to automate the process.My problem is that when I generate a file per object SSMS appends StoredProcedure to the name of the file, e.g. : MyStoredProcName.StoredProcedure.sqlThis is not what I want. Rather I need the filename to be : MyStoredProcedure.sqlIs it possible using SSMS to generate a file per object, but **not** append the object type like it is currently doing? I looked through the options during generation and didn't see anythhing suiting this need.Thanks in advance,Mike |
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darkdusky
Aged Yak Warrior
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Posted - 2009-01-08 : 11:17:54
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| Two DOS commands would fix this:REN C:\temp\*.storedprocedure.sql *.REN C:\temp\*.storedprocedure *.sqlPut into batch or xp_cmdshell. |
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quick question on script generation from SSMS