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Thanks for the solution. This gives me the ability to migrate quickly and change the stored procedures at a slower pace.
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Thanks for the solution. This gives me the ability to migrate quickly and change the stored procedures at a slower pace.

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Historically, our development team hard coded the IP address or hostname into each stored procedure. I want to point all of the stored procedures to a centralized location so that I can change these values once, make a server change, and still have all of the stored procedures function correctly. Can anyone give me some insight as to how this can be accomplished? We have over 300 stored procedures and it appears that they will have to be updated manually.
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Historically, our development team hard coded the IP address or hostname into each stored procedure. I want to point all of the stored procedures to a centralized location so that I can change these values once, make a server change, and still have all of the stored procedures function correctly. Can anyone give me some insight as to how this can be accomplished? We have over 300 stored procedures and it appears that they will have to be updated manually.

How do I centralize Hostname/IP address so they can be changed in one place for all stored procedures?

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