Hello all!
I have a (simple) question.
(Sorry for some possible wrong menus-name but I have the italian version of SQL Server 2005 and I'm trying to translate them in best way...
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I want to create a new stored procedure for my database.
I click on "Programmability", then right-click on "Stored procedure" and then click on "New stored procedure".
In the Query Analyzer I write the procedure following the correct syntax, check the sp to be sure that is correct and everything is ok.
The problem is that, when I save the sp, I can create a file with extension .sql, but I don't see the new sp created on the list of stored procedure of the database.....
What's wrong?
Thank you in advance for your help! ![]()
Bye
nino
Save is just save your script on your disk for future use (re-usable). But it will not update/save in the database.
You have to execute the script to craete the proc (the button with ! or you can press F5)..
|||Just Execute created script for your New Stored Procedure.
|||Just to be exact...
the sp is like this:
Code Snippet
use [db_something]
go
[...]
create procedure [dbo].[updateService]
@.idS int,
@.name varchar(20),
@.var1 varchar(10),
@.var2 int
as
update Tservices
set variable1 = @.var1, variable2 = @.var2
where idService= @.idS and nameX = @.name
go
After this I obviously executed the sp and received "query completed without errors"... But no trace of my sp !! ![]()
Bye
Nino
hi,
you just have to run the create script by pressing f5 on the management studio
saving will save the scripts into a physical .sql file but not on the database.
be sure you are running the create script on the appropriate database
to do this issue the use <database> prior to the create proc script
Use northwind
create proc sp1
........
you have probably run the scripts against the master database
regards,
joey
|||
After you run the script execute the following...
Code Snippet
sp_helptext updateService|||Thank you all guys!
Now my sp is present.
I hope to contribute in the next not with stupid questions but with good answers! ![]()
Bye
Nino
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