Stored Procedure Service

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Do I have to support stored procedures through the object browser in the query analyzer or as external text files and why?

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... another vote for text files in the source control.

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If you have strong production management tools, good processes, and a code decomposition tool, then management in the object browser is possible for small projects, because you can always easily detect differences and reset.

I hope you do not mean objects in the browser during production ...

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