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Posted - 2001-12-20 : 09:23:43
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| cadila writes "I need a script which will compile stored proc one by one from the fileVisual Source safe directory" |
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Posted - 2001-12-20 : 14:39:43
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| I use a dos redirection script.Run this inthe root directory for the database with the SP scripts the a procs directory.The scripts here are named proc1.sql, proc2.sql.It will create a procs_DBNAME.sql in the root directory and add a use statement for DBNAME at the beginning.You must have a go (followed by a newline) at the end of every script - if you don't you can add one to this generator.You could generate this from t-sql if you don't want to type all the proc names in.I also have a VB app which will concatenate every file in a directory.See www.nigelrivett.com for how I expect sourcesafe to be used - it should be updated with more info soon now that I have time.ECHO use DBNAME > "procs_DBNAME.sql"set fname=set fdest=..\procs_DBNAME.sqlcd ProcsECHO print 'Procs' >> "%fdest%"set fname=proc1.sql ECHO. >> "%fdest%" ECHO print 'processing file - %fname% ' >> "%fdest%" TYPE "%fname%" >> "%fdest%"set fname=proc2.sql ECHO. >> "%fdest%" ECHO print 'processing file - %fname% ' >> "%fdest%" TYPE "%fname%" >> "%fdest%"ECHO. >> "%fdest%"==========================================Cursors are useful if you don't know sql.Beer is not cold and it isn't fizzy. |
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