Navigating SQL Server nested stored procedures

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woohoo replied

29 August 2013, 10:20
Originally posted by ribble View Post

Try Compare SQL Server Databases - DBA xPress

Great will take a look at it!

I'm looking at SQL Dependency tracker from Redgate (quackhandle pointed me in this direction), it's close to what am after but seems a little clumsy for what I want to do.

Cheers
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ribble replied

29 August 2013, 09:26
Try Compare SQL Server Databases - DBA xPress
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quackhandle replied

28 August 2013, 14:45
Off the top of my head I seem to recall one of the red gate SQL tools being able to do this.

qh
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woohoo started a topic Navigating SQL Server nested stored procedures

28 August 2013, 13:59
Navigating SQL Server nested stored procedures

I'm working with some really nasty nested stored procedures.

Is there a tool or add-in that would allow me to see a graphical representation of a stored procedure and any nested sprocs. Ideally, I would then like to click on any of the nested sprocs and be taken to the code.

The idea is that I could open the graphical representation in another window and use it to work my way around the sp.

Thanks in advance.
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