Get the #lines in a TSQL view/SP/UDF of a String

By Eli Leiba, 2005/06/02

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The following procedure gets a TSQL program object
(View/UDF/stored procedure) and a given string

It searched object's source code for the string and returns the number of lines where a match is found.

This is helpful when we want to search all our TSQL code for a specific table name, column etc. and investigate where it is referenced without using sp_depends function

By Eli Leiba, 2005/06/02

Total article views: 26 | Views in the last 30 days: 3

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