How to export the stored procedure statement into a sql file?

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I have a database with many stored procedures. I want to export those stored procedure statements into sql files, so I can execute them again.
I want to create a windows application to do such jobs.
Is there an existing tool can do such jobs?
How can I write the code in C# ?
Do you have any suggestion ?

I need your help. Thank you firstly.

The reason why I want to do this is that,
I had created many stored procedures, and I need all statements to execute when I install the application in a remote server.

Posted 9-Jun-11 1:03am

taony

Updated 9-Jun-11 2:42am

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Why would you want to do that? If the stored procedures are already in the database, there's no reason to export them to their own files. You're completely defeating the purpose of having the stored procedures IN the database.

Posted 9-Jun-11 1:20am

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taony 9-Jun-11 9:00am

Thank you for giving me a answer.

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prot0col · Accepted Answer · 2011-06-09T01:14:00

Solution 1

This command might help,

select ROUTINE_DEFINITION from INFORMATION_SCHEMA.ROUTINES

Every row is a stored procedure

Posted 9-Jun-11 1:14am

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taony 9-Jun-11 8:43am

Thank you, I am going to try this command.

taony 9-Jun-11 9:00am

Thank you, you are right. It helped me a lot.