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Finding code in SQL Server

by Joe Hunter 19. May 2010 09:28

Most of my time is consumed at the moment trying to find and document code in one of our SQL Server instances. Thankfully Phil Factor has written three excellent articles on how to find code and also how to create shortcuts in SSMS for various common metadata task:

1. Finding Stuff in SQL Server Database DDL

2. Exploring your database schema with SQL

3. Exploring SQL Server table metadata with SSMS and TSQL

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Finding code in SQL Server

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