How Do I Search Database Name Using Stored Procedure Name

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Hello,
Can anyone tell me the method of finding out the database name with the help of a stored procedure name.? I would like to know on few possible ways of how to find out.

Thanks in Advance
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Posted 4-May-15 18:47pm

pn46

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KaushalJB 5-May-15 2:18am

Your req is wierd.. Is you SP name same to DB name ?

Tomas Takac 5-May-15 8:38am

I don't quite understand what you want? Would this help? SELECT DB_NAME() AS [Current Database][^]

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Solution 1

Use this SP.

EXEC sp_databases

or
just use this query to find out the database names

Select * from Sys.Databases

Posted 5-May-15 2:48am

Member 11039257

Updated 5-May-15 3:13am

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pn46 6-May-15 3:00am

Hello, Thanks for the response..but i wanted to know that using Stored Procedure name, can i find out the related database name? if Yes, then how.?

Member 11039257 6-May-15 3:04am

Related database name means? tell me the exact criteria you need.

pn46 6-May-15 6:27am

hie,
i mean, i have a stored procedure name ,for which i dont know the database name. I want to find out the database name to which the stored procedure belong to.

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Member 11039257 · Accepted Answer · 2015-05-06T02:51:00

Use this code:

NOTE:Replace ur Sp which you need to search in "Sales"

SQL

DECLARE @SQL NVARCHAR(max)
    ,@spName VARCHAR(100) = 'Sales'

SELECT @SQL = STUFF((
            SELECT ' UNION ALL
SELECT ' + quotename(NAME, '''') + ' AS Db_Name FROM ' + quotename(NAME) + '.INFORMATION_SCHEMA.Routines
WHERE ROUTINE_NAME = @spName AND ROUTINE_TYPE = ''PROCEDURE'''
            FROM sys.databases
            ORDER BY NAME
            FOR XML PATH('')
                ,TYPE
            ).value('.', 'nvarchar(max)'), 1, 11, '')


EXECUTE sp_executeSQL @SQL
    ,N'@spName varchar(100)'
    ,@spName