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Hi, I have created a store procedure and want to save them. this is wha ti did.

I clicked on the Northwind--> Programm--> Stored Procedure-- > right clicked --> new stored procedure
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of the NorthWind database. I guess this is what it should do. When I use to use the sql 2000, i could always send my stored procedure here , i guess it was by default. But even if i save my sql stored procedure at any other location than at the run time, how the applicaiton will find my store procedure.

Well so thinking of that I have to save my stored procedure under the database for which table it is created however, i can not save it there. I tried to figure out the directly but I couldnt.

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