问题
I want to script all the stored procedures from SQL Server 2012 to Visual Studio 2012 as .sql files (in a different project). How do I do that? I want one .sql file for each stored procedure?
I get the scripts using the Generate Scripts in Tasks option after right clicking DB in SQL Server 2012. However, the name of the .sql file is spname.StoredProcedure in each case. I want the name to be spname.sql.
Again I don't want the file name to be database.spname.StoredProcedure, I want it to be just spname.sql
回答1:
Please check following SQL tutorial showing how to generate a separate script file for each stored procedure in a SQL Server database
The solution uses sp_Helptext stored procedure with SQL BCP command for generating create script for target SP and then create the export .sql file on the file system.
I hope it helps,
Additionally on generate script wizard, if you configure selection options as seen in below picture, you will get the sp name as the output script file name
回答2:
As @Ivan_Starostin said:
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来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35719479/sql-server-2012-how-to-script-all-database-stored-procedures-into-separate-sq