Hey yall
I ran into something interesting today and was wondering how one would do this. I have some 3rd party stored procs and one was kicking out a truncate error so I took it upon myself to investigate the stored proc that was kicking out this error. So when I tried viewing the sp, I received an error:*****Encrypted object is not transferable, and script could not be generated.***** and then it brings up a blank editing screen.
First I believe this was a custom error message as it just doesnt seem like the way SQL Server would have presented it.
So how would someone prohibit viewing of a stored proc like this?
Thanksthe create procedure statement has a WITH ENCRYPTION arguement. the encryption is one way and there is stuff on the internet to crack the encryption in sql 2k if do a little googling.|||Neat, thanks
So I guess if I did that to one of mine I would be locked out as well unless I had an unencrypted backup?|||well hopefully you manage your source code outside of sql server with something like visual source safe, source gears vault or team foundation server.
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