Larry Bradley wrote: > I just put my stored procs in the database as the tables they are messing > with. But I only have a dozen or so. I can't think of why I might want to > put them elsewhere. > > I would agree. Putting them elsewhere adds to the burden of management. The trick comes in to how to handle change management (source code control) with SPs.
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