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Find in which objects a particular word is used


Sometimes you have situation, where in you want to figure out which function a particular word / object is used in.  You can use the following query for this purpose.

This query is useful if you want to search in which function a particular table is being used.

   SELECT   OBJECT_NAME(id), TEXT
   FROM     syscomments
   WHERE    [text] LIKE '%proc_name%'
  --          AND OBJECTPROPERTY(id, 'IsProcedure') = 1


You can also use this query for the purpose

   SELECT *
   FROM  sysobjects 
   WHERE name LIKE '%email%'



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