USE < database_name >; GO SELECT SCHEMA_NAME ( schema_id ) AS schema_name , o . name AS object_name , o . type_desc , p . parameter_id , p . name AS parameter_name , TYPE_NAME ( p . user_type_id ) AS parameter_type , p . max_length , p . precision , p . scale , p . is_output FROM sys.objects AS...

How many of you took help from using INFORMATION_SCHEMA views in SQL Server? Have you ever wondered in returning the informaiton of a Stored procedure or function, you may be thinking using SP_HELPTEXT would get you. Parts of the solution is yes with SP_HELPTEXT you can get but still there is lot more...