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Replicated stored procedure options with SQL Server 2005

Jeremy Kadlec, Edgewood Solutions
01.29.2007
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Replicating stored procedures between databases can be a straightforward task if the right processes and technologies are available in SQL Server. These would include the native replication features or log shipping. Without them, you can still use manual processes to achieve the same result. In fact, the alternatives may be preferable in particular environments and scenarios.

Don't forget the process and technology

The technologies listed in this tip provide a reasonable means to technically replicate the stored procedures

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between SQL Server environments. Unfortunately, no stored procedure is an island, nor can you take the people and process out of the equation. The reality is that code changes typically require front-end, middle-tier and other DML\DDL changes. In addition, a solidified process must be determined for the change management process between the development, test and production environments. Be sure to balance the technology with your people and processes for the right solution.

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