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SQL Server FAQ - sys.procedures - Listing All Stored Procedures

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How To List All Stored Procedures in the Current Database?

If you want to see a list of stored procedures in your current database, you can use the system view, sys.procedures as shown in this tutorial exercise:

USE FyiCenterData;
GO

SELECT * FROM sys.procedures;
GO
Name       object_id   schema_id   type type_desc           
---------- ----------- ----------- ---- --------------------
Hello      1621580815  1           P    SQL_STORED_PROCEDURE
date       1653580929  1           P    SQL_STORED_PROCEDURE
datetime   1669580986  1           P    SQL_STORED_PROCEDURE

(3 row(s) affected)

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1. What Are Stored Procedures?
2. How To Create a Simple Stored Procedure?
3. How To Execute a Stored Procedure?
4. How To List All Stored Procedures in the Current Database?
5. How To Drop an Existing Stored Procedure?
6. How To Create a Stored Procedure with a Statement Block?
7. How To End a Stored Procedure Properly?
8. How To Generate CREATE PROCEDURE Script on an Existing Stored Procedure?
9. How To Get the Definition of a Stored Procedure Back?
10. How To Modify an Existing Stored Procedure?
11. How To Create Stored Procedures with Parameters?
12. How To Provide Values to Stored Procedure Parameters?
13. What Are the Advantages of Passing Name-Value Pairs as Parameters?
14. Can You Pass Expressions to Stored Procedure Parameters?
15. How To Provide Default Values to Stored Procedure Parameters?
16. How To Define Output Parameters in Stored Procedures?
17. How To Receive Output Values from Stored Procedures?
18. How To Create a Local Temporary Stored Procedure?
19. Can Another User Execute Your Local Temporary Stored Procedures?