Hi, just a practical question: how do you prefer to edit your stored procedures? I mean: in sql server and oracle I used to edit them right there within the native admin program, in this case SQL Studio, but here I see some inconveniences:
1. The text of the stored procedure is not kept as entered but instead is translated to uppercase 2. I have to manually drop the procedure before I save the changes and there 's no way to have a piece of SQL that says "if exists drop it and then create it" So, if I want to preserve the original text (all uppercase is just awful), I have to keep my own copies in plain text. This is not so bad, as I can also have versioning, CVS, etc., but ... So, what is the prefered method ? Also, SQL Studio is just for Win32 clients. Any consensus on how to do it in unix ? Regards, Martin _______________________________________________ sapdb.general mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listserv.sap.com/mailman/listinfo/sapdb.general
