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Stored Procedure: How remove Comments, spaces, and extra lines, or companies binaries?
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We are trying to compare stored procedure codes. Example, these two stored procedure codes produce same result.
(1)
Is there method to convert stored procedures into binaries to validate they conduct the same thing?
(2) How would i tell if stored procedures are the same (minus comments, line spaces, and extra text)?
create procedure dbo.NumberSum
as
select 2 + 2 as SumDigits
create procedure dbo.NumberSum
as
-- Extra line comment
select 2 + 2 as SumDigits
sql-server sql-server-2016 stored-procedures
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We are trying to compare stored procedure codes. Example, these two stored procedure codes produce same result.
(1)
Is there method to convert stored procedures into binaries to validate they conduct the same thing?
(2) How would i tell if stored procedures are the same (minus comments, line spaces, and extra text)?
create procedure dbo.NumberSum
as
select 2 + 2 as SumDigits
create procedure dbo.NumberSum
as
-- Extra line comment
select 2 + 2 as SumDigits
sql-server sql-server-2016 stored-procedures
The one without comments is non-maintainable. I would ignore it.
– Michael Kutz
6 mins ago
well just trying to strip comments from stored procedures
– GregThomas582
2 mins ago
add a comment |
We are trying to compare stored procedure codes. Example, these two stored procedure codes produce same result.
(1)
Is there method to convert stored procedures into binaries to validate they conduct the same thing?
(2) How would i tell if stored procedures are the same (minus comments, line spaces, and extra text)?
create procedure dbo.NumberSum
as
select 2 + 2 as SumDigits
create procedure dbo.NumberSum
as
-- Extra line comment
select 2 + 2 as SumDigits
sql-server sql-server-2016 stored-procedures
We are trying to compare stored procedure codes. Example, these two stored procedure codes produce same result.
(1)
Is there method to convert stored procedures into binaries to validate they conduct the same thing?
(2) How would i tell if stored procedures are the same (minus comments, line spaces, and extra text)?
create procedure dbo.NumberSum
as
select 2 + 2 as SumDigits
create procedure dbo.NumberSum
as
-- Extra line comment
select 2 + 2 as SumDigits
sql-server sql-server-2016 stored-procedures
sql-server sql-server-2016 stored-procedures
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The one without comments is non-maintainable. I would ignore it.
– Michael Kutz
6 mins ago
well just trying to strip comments from stored procedures
– GregThomas582
2 mins ago
add a comment |
The one without comments is non-maintainable. I would ignore it.
– Michael Kutz
6 mins ago
well just trying to strip comments from stored procedures
– GregThomas582
2 mins ago
The one without comments is non-maintainable. I would ignore it.
– Michael Kutz
6 mins ago
The one without comments is non-maintainable. I would ignore it.
– Michael Kutz
6 mins ago
well just trying to strip comments from stored procedures
– GregThomas582
2 mins ago
well just trying to strip comments from stored procedures
– GregThomas582
2 mins ago
add a comment |
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The one without comments is non-maintainable. I would ignore it.
– Michael Kutz
6 mins ago
well just trying to strip comments from stored procedures
– GregThomas582
2 mins ago