This stored procedure, updates the schema version of user table(s), which in turn marks the Stored Procedures and Triggers for recompile.
CREATE procedure dbo.P_ZDBA_Recompile @dbname varchar(30)
As
Set NoCount On
declare @strmsg nvarchar(2000),
@strdbname varchar(30)
Set @strdbname = @dbname
Select @strmsg = N'USE ' + @strdbname + char(13) + N'exec
sp_MSforeachtable "DBCC LockObjectSchema (''?'')",
@whereand="and exists (select name from sysobjects
where o.type = ''U'')"'
exec sp_executesql @strmsg
Return(@@error) --end of P_ZDBA_Recompile 
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