Below PowerShell script connects to a specified SQL Server instance and database, then scripts out all user-defined stored procedures (excluding system objects) into individual .sql
files. The scripts are saved in a structured folder path (D:\SQLScripts\<ServerName>\<DatabaseName>
). It uses SQL Server Management Objects (SMO) for scripting and includes schema, headers, and USE
statements, but not the procedure data or drop statements.
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2025-07-04
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