>We have a large number of stored procedures that are scheduled and need to find out what tables are created. I know we can use sp_depends to find out what the query uses, but is there an easy way to find out what is created without looking at each procedure individually?
If you are looking for a particular word pattern - say, "create table" - you could use SQL DMO in a separate application to load the SP code and look for the string.
Dan LeClair
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