Posted by Allie on 11/20/07 20:19

Hi, all.

This might be a silly question... but I am very new to programming in
SQL so please bear with me :)

So. I'm using MS SQL Server 2005 Management Studio Express. I have a
table that was created via an existing .sql file. Included were a
bunch of stored procedures. I went in to re-format these procedures.
(They were written in haste by another programmer. It is my task to go
back and improve their readabilities.) However, I am having difficulty
figuring out how to save the changes to these stored procedures. Thus
far, I have been individually saving each stored procedure in its
own .sql file. This is obviously not the way to go... but it's a
temporary solution (so as not to lose the changes I have made to
dozens of procedures).

Can someone please explain to me how I commit these changes to the
database?

Thanks,
Allie

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