Generate Drop / Create Script for views, stored Procedures

By doktor-kermit, 2008/01/14

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This Script generates Drop and Create script for either views or stored procedures.

Works currently only on SQL Server 2005

By doktor-kermit, 2008/01/14

Total article views: 1326 | Views in the last 30 days: 108

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