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Is last update recorded?
Can I find a stored procedure is updated or not? Is there anywhere recorded the stored procedure’s last update? CanadaDBANo. Although there is a crdate in sysobjects, it’s pretty useless (as it won’t change) when the procedure is updated via ALTER PROCEDURE. However, if this is done via DROP and CREATE PROCEDURE, crdate will reflect this. —
Frank Kalis
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Agreed to frank kalis,
good discussion on this check
http://www.sqlnewsgroups.net/group/microsoft.public.sqlserver.server/topic1421.aspx
quote:Originally posted by FarhadR
Can I find a stored procedure is updated or not? Is there anywhere recorded the stored procedure’s last update?
CanadaDBA
This is getting changed in SQL 2005 where you can get details of updation to a SP. Satya SKJ
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quote:Originally posted by satya
This is getting changed in SQL 2005 where you can get details of updation to a SP.
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