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Pooja_prasad
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Posted Tuesday, December 09, 2008 10:47 PM
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Hi
Is there any way to retrieve the previous version of a stored procedure after compilation and closing the window?
please please help
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pooja
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Find a backup of the DB that has the version of the proc that you want. Restore that alongside the existing DB and then script out the procedure
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Using the same DB... I mean without using backup ... we cant restore a stored procedure to the previous version.
As Gail Shaw mentioned if you have backup of the database where you have the previous version of the procedure you can restore using the backup.
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Gauthama Kolivad (12/10/2008)
Using the same DB... I mean without using backup ... we cant restore a stored procedure to the previous version.
As Gail Shaw mentioned if you have backup of the database where you have the previous version of the procedure you can restore using the backup.
you can generate the script the sp for previous ver. if it is not encrypted.
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Kishore.P (12/10/2008)
[quote]you can generate the script the sp for previous ver. if it is not encrypted.
How, if the proc has been written over?
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Pull a previous copy out of source control...
If you don't have your code under source control, here's the wake-up call to get it there.
You can't retrieve a previous copy from the current database. It's gone.
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Grant Fritchey (12/10/2008)
Pull a previous copy out of source control...
If you don't have your code under source control, here's the wake-up call to get it there.
You can't retrieve a previous copy from the current database. It's gone.
I second that!
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I think we should build an SQL database.
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What color do you want that database?
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I think
mauve
has the most RAM.
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Kishore.P (12/10/2008)
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Using the same DB... I mean without using backup ... we cant restore a stored procedure to the previous version.
As Gail Shaw mentioned if you have backup of the database where you have the previous version of the procedure you can restore using the backup.
you can generate the script the sp for previous ver. if it is not encrypted.
I would really like to know how this can be done.... Never heard of any method to do this.
-Roy
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Grant Fritchey
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Roy Ernest (12/11/2008)
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Gauthama Kolivad (12/10/2008)
Using the same DB... I mean without using backup ... we cant restore a stored procedure to the previous version.
As Gail Shaw mentioned if you have backup of the database where you have the previous version of the procedure you can restore using the backup.
you can generate the script the sp for previous ver. if it is not encrypted.
I would really like to know how this can be done.... Never heard of any method to do this.
I think it was a misunderstanding. I've never heard of a mechanism for doing this either.
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I think there is a miscommunication..... with the message I have posted.
As Gail Shaw mentioned if you have backup of the database where you have the previous version of the procedure you can restore using the backup.
I mean to say if we have backup ... where we have older version of the procedure.... we can restore to the previous version.. by restoring the database backup... and taking old sp from that backup.
I think it was a misunderstanding. I've never heard of a mechanism for doing this either.
Yes there is not mechanism for restoring to the previous version with any other method.
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