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DECLARE @NameStoreProcedure AS VARCHAR(100) = 'Name_of_store_procedure' --Do not place the scheme | |
IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT * FROM dbo.sysobjects where id = OBJECT_ID(@NameStoreProcedure)) | |
BEGIN | |
SELECT 'Invalid store procedure name ' + @NameStoreProcedure | |
RETURN | |
END | |
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#Positions') IS NOT NULL | |
DROP TABLE #Positions | |
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#TemporalTableNames') IS NOT NULL | |
DROP TABLE #TemporalTableNames | |
--Find all positions: http://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/41961/how-to-find-all-positions-of-a-string-within-another-string | |
DECLARE @term CHAR(20) = 'create' | |
DECLARE @string VARCHAR(MAX) | |
SELECT @string = OBJECT_DEFINITION(object_id) | |
FROM sys.procedures | |
WHERE NAME = @NameStoreProcedure | |
SET @string += '.' --Add any data here (different from the one searched) to get the position of the last character | |
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--Range of numbers: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21425546/how-to-generate-a-range-of-numbers-between-two-numbers-in-sql-server | |
DECLARE @min BIGINT | |
, @max BIGINT | |
SELECT @Min = 1 | |
, @Max = len(@string) | |
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--Get positions of 'CREATE' | |
SELECT pos = Number - LEN(@term) | |
INTO #Positions | |
FROM ( | |
SELECT Number | |
, Item = LTRIM(RTRIM(SUBSTRING(@string, Number, CHARINDEX(@term, @string + @term, Number) - Number))) | |
FROM ( | |
SELECT TOP (@Max - @Min + 1) @Min - 1 + row_number() OVER ( | |
ORDER BY t1.number | |
) AS N | |
FROM master..spt_values t1 | |
CROSS JOIN master..spt_values t2 | |
) AS n(Number) | |
WHERE Number > 1 | |
AND Number <= CONVERT(INT, LEN(@string)) | |
AND SUBSTRING(@term + @string, Number, LEN(@term)) = @term | |
) AS y | |
SELECT RTRIM(LTRIM(REPLACE(REPLACE(REPLACE(substring(@string, pos - 1, CHARINDEX('(', @string, pos) - pos + 1), CHAR(9), ''), CHAR(13), ''), CHAR(10), ''))) AS NAME | |
INTO #TemporalTableNames | |
FROM #Positions | |
WHERE substring(@string, pos - 1, CHARINDEX('(', @string, pos) - pos + 1) LIKE '#%' | |
--List of temporary tables | |
SELECT NAME AS Temporary_Table_Name | |
FROM #TemporalTableNames | |
/* | |
--Dynamic Instruction for DROP instructios | |
SELECT 'IF OBJECT_ID(''tempdb..' + NAME + ''') IS NOT NULL DROP TABLE ' + NAME AS Dinamic_DROP_Instruction | |
FROM #TemporalTableNames | |
*/ |
Adding REPLACE of CHAR(9) (TABS)
Aclaración:
Este script lo que hace es consultar dentro de un procedimiento almacenado específico (El que se asigne en la línea 1: DECLARE @NameStoreProcedure AS VARCHAR(100) = 'Name_of_store_procedure' --Do not place the scheme), una lista de las tablas temporales creadas internamente. No borra tablas, sino únicamente devuelve el listado. Y adicionalmente otro listado con las instrucciones IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#tpm') IS NOT NULL DROP TABLE ..#tpm
Lo que realiza el script es buscar dentro de la definición del procedimiento los CREATE de tablas temporales. No consulta tablas temporales activas y es independiente a si se ejecuta o no el procedimiento.
Si el procedimiento está cifrado no funciona.
Esto es útil para el área de soporte cuando desea convertir un SP a un script ( lo que se hace normalmente cambiando la parte del ALTER del procedimiento por un DECLARE) y al ejecutar este script obtendría los DROP de las tablas temporales y no tener que estar ejecutando y darse cuenta que ya existe una tabla temporal y la debe borrar.
Clarification:
This script is to query within a specific stored procedure (The one assigned in line 1: DECLARE @NameStoreProcedure AS VARCHAR (100) = 'Name_of_store_procedure' --Do not place the scheme), a list of temporary tables Created internally. It does not erase tables, but only returns the list. And additionally another listing with the instructions IF OBJECT_ID ('tempdb .. # tpm') IS NOT NULL DROP TABLE .. # tpm
What the script performs is to search within the definition of the procedure the CREATE of temporary tables. It does not query active temporary tables and is independent of whether or not the procedure is executed.
If the procedure is encrypted it does not work.
This is useful for the support area when you want to convert an SP to a script (which is usually done by changing the ALTER part of the procedure by a DECLARE) and when executing this script you would get the DROPs from the temporary tables and not have to be Executing and realizing that a temporary table already exists and must be deleted.
Adding RTRIM(LTRIM())