How drop a procedure in CMD?

How drop a procedure in CMD?

Use the DROP PROCEDURE command to remove an existing stored procedure from a database….To drop a stored procedure, you must meet one of the following criteria:

1. You must have the Drop privilege on the PROCEDURE object.
2. You must have the Drop privilege on the specific stored procedure.
3. You must own the stored procedure.

Which command is used to delete a procedure from the memory?

ERASER command is used to delete a procedure from the memory.

How to execute a stored procedure whose name is in a variable?

In order to execute it you’d need to use dynamic SQL using EXECUTE or system procedure sp_executesql. PS: see @ThomasStringer’s example on an execution. PS2: if later you’ll need to add parameters, the best way to do that is to execute with sp_executesql.

What happens if I drop a stored procedure in SQL Server?

Drop or Delete a SQL Server Stored Procedure. The preceding script to create a stored procedure will fail if the uspMyFirstStoredProcedure stored procedure in the dbo schema already exists. One response to this issue is to drop the prior version of the stored procedure and then re-run the script to create the new version of the stored procedure.

How to drop tables using a variable in?

Without questioning your motives, just looking at the stored proc’s code, you need to make one or 2 small adjustments as follows: CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.procdroptable @TABLENAME SYSNAME AS BEGIN SET NOCOUNT ON; DECLARE @SQL NVARCHAR (MAX) SELECT @SQL = ‘DROP TABLE dbo.’ + QUOTENAME (@TABLENAME) + ”; EXEC sp_executesql @SQL; END GO

Is it possible to create a generic stored procedure to drop?

QUESTION: Is it possible to create a generic stored procedure to drop any SQL table depending on the name I pass through. NOTE: I have only just started learning SQL code thus I have minimal understanding of SQL code and syntax so describing in layman’s terms would be much appreciated.