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Posted by CobyR on April 5th, 2007sp_findtext
Posted by CobyR on January 17th, 2007When in MS SQL server and you need to find some text in a stored proc, but you have 100′s of them, what do you do? Came accross sp_findtext when searching for an issue today. I was doing maintenance on an app I hadn’t looked at in over 18 months. sp_findtext
sp_who, sp_who2, and sp_who_3
Posted by CobyR on September 17th, 2006I have used sp_who and sp_who2 frequently as a DBA on Microsoft SQL servers. I came across sp_who3 a year or so ago, and have used it since. It’s a handy sproc to have when working on MS SQL 2000. sp_who_3 : an enhanced and efficient version of sp_who
