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you need to write down the full name of the proc, something like this <br />
Exec dbo.ProcedureB<br />

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This was the fix-- Ctrl-Shift-R
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Hi all,<br />
I'm using sql-server 2008R2. <br />
I connected to SMS via Windows Auth, I have sysadmin and serveradmin.<br />
I created procedureA in SMS. &nbsp;Then I created ProcedureB in SMS. &nbsp;I granted Public role the Execute permission on both procedures<br />
Then I went back to ProcedureA and put in the line:<br />
Exec ProcedureB<br />
I get the squiggly red line saying 'Could not find procedure...blah' &nbsp;<br />
I can see both prodecures right next to each other, both owned by dbo, etc. <br />
If I disconnect and re-connect using sql-auth as sa, the squiggly line is gone and all is fine.<br />
It's as if this procedureB isn't seen by anyone under Windows Auth, but public has permissions so I don't get it.<br />
Thanks,<br />
--Jim
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Hi all,
I'm using sql-server 2008R2. 
I connected to SMS via Windows Auth, I have sysadmin and serveradmin.
I created procedureA in SMS.  Then I created ProcedureB in SMS.  I granted Public role the Execute permission on both procedures
Then I went back to ProcedureA and put in the line:
Exec ProcedureB
I get the squiggly red line saying 'Could not find procedure...blah'  
I can see both prodecures right next to each other, both owned by dbo, etc. 
If I disconnect and re-connect using sql-auth as sa, the squiggly line is gone and all is fine.
It's as if this procedureB isn't seen by anyone under Windows Auth, but public has permissions so I don't get it.
Thanks,
--Jim

In SMS I'm getting 'Could Not Find Stored Procedure...' and I'm staring right at it.

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Microsoft SQL Server 2008

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