SP to search String in TEXT of SPs

By Prasad Bhogadi, 2004/04/09

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Well this is an addendum to my earlier post for searching a specific string in all the Stored Procedures defined in a database and returning the name of the stored procedure in which it is contained. This is optimized based on suggestion of Greg and I thank him for his advise.

By Prasad Bhogadi, 2004/04/09

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