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Do not worry about this. This is sql 2008 intellisense problem. I also face the same issue but after sometime it will go away.
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Do not worry about this. This is sql 2008 intellisense problem. I also face the same issue but after sometime it will go away.

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If its a new procedure that has been created then it may be due to intellisense not being up to date.<br />
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You can refresh this by pressing CTRL+SHIFT+R
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If its a new procedure that has been created then it may be due to intellisense not being up to date.

You can refresh this by pressing CTRL+SHIFT+R

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Due to it was created on different schema
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Due to it was created on different schema

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Full qualify your sp name with the schema <br />
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i.e dbo.spname
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Full qualify your sp name with the schema

i.e dbo.spname

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kaufmed:...I am so sorry! &nbsp;I awarded to wrong person...you were first.<br />
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Do I need to request attention in this guys?
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kaufmed:...I am so sorry!  I awarded to wrong person...you were first.

Do I need to request attention in this guys?

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No, no need ;)<br />
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Yeah, you can get it changed by using request attention.
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No, no need ;)

Yeah, you can get it changed by using request attention.

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I've requested attention folks.<br />
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I use EE extensively as a daily (and sometime hourly) resource and appreciate all EE Experts and their contributions.
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I've requested attention folks.

I use EE extensively as a daily (and sometime hourly) resource and appreciate all EE Experts and their contributions.

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I use EE extensively as a daily (and sometime hourly)
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Hey! Me too!!! &nbsp;Just on the other side of the board &nbsp;; )
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> I use EE extensively as a daily (and sometime hourly)

Hey! Me too!!!  Just on the other side of the board  ; )

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This is making me crazy...<br />
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Everytime I alter a procedure in SQL 2008R2 The procedure name is underlined with squigly red line and on mouseover...<br />
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&quot;invalid object name...etc...&quot;<br />
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Any ideas what this is?<br />
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This is making me crazy...

Everytime I alter a procedure in SQL 2008R2 The procedure name is underlined with squigly red line and on mouseover...

"invalid object name...etc..."

Any ideas what this is?

SQL Glitch with naming?

Microsoft SQL Server 2008 is a suite of relational database management system (RDBMS) products providing multi-user database access functionality.Component services include integration (SSIS), reporting (SSRS), analysis (SSAS), data quality, master data, T-SQL and performance tuning. Major improvements include the  Always On technologies and support for unstructured data types.

Microsoft SQL Server 2008

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