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Automatically generate SUID procs for any table

By Cade Bryant, 2008/01/02

Total article views: 777 | Views in the last 30 days: 44

As a database developer, coding the SELECT, UPDATE, INSERT, and DELETE (SUID) stored procedures for each table in your database can be tedious, boring, and time-consuming. For that reason, I created the procedure usp_GenerateProcsForTable, which automatically generates the basic SUID procedures for any given tablename passed in. Your table must have a primary key in order for this to work properly.

This tool is a huge timesaver for developers and DBAs.

The syntax is [EXEC] usp_GenerateProcsForTable [@table_name=] 'MyTable'.

If you want to go a step further and generate SUID procs for your entire database in one stroke........you can execute this proc via the system-supplied proc sp_MSForEachTable; i.e.,

sp_MSForEachTable 'usp_GenerateProcsForTable ''?'''

 

 

 

By Cade Bryant, 2008/01/02

Total article views: 777 | Views in the last 30 days: 44
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