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Old April 2nd, 2004, 09:12 PM
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Is it possible to view the source of a stored procedure through pure SQL statements? where is the source of stored procedures located? can it be edited?
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In SQL Server 2000, it's

sp_helptext YourStoredProcedureName;

Try that, should show you, line by line...
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unless it 's Encrypted, you'll see nothing
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unless it 's Encrypted, you'll see nothing


what do you mean by this? unless what's encrypted?
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you can encryptred the store procedure so your clients or any hacker "listening" to your network won't be able to know what you're doing inside your SP

I'm not recommending it but sometime it can be useful
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i see... well, ok... so my response will work for MOST applications
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