Hi
I deleted tables that I used while creating and compiling one stored procedure. After deleting the tables, I edited the stored procedure without changing the table names. SQL server should give me syntax error because the tables mentioned in the stored procedure do not exist. However it says “syntax check successful”. I then altered that stored procedure through SQL query analyzer again without changing the table names. Here also it did not give me compilation error. Off course it displays run time error while executing. Does anybody know why SQL server behaves like this? Do I need to install anything?
Thanks
Smita
I deleted tables that I used while creating and compiling one stored procedure. After deleting the tables, I edited the stored procedure without changing the table names. SQL server should give me syntax error because the tables mentioned in the stored procedure do not exist. However it says “syntax check successful”. I then altered that stored procedure through SQL query analyzer again without changing the table names. Here also it did not give me compilation error. Off course it displays run time error while executing. Does anybody know why SQL server behaves like this? Do I need to install anything?
Thanks
Smita