sql-servert-sqlsp-executesql
where is SP_EXECUTESQL defined?
The 'SP_' prefix by convention suggests a system stored procedure. But nowhere in my SQL Server instance could I find the sp_executesql stored procedure.
I know it is there because it is used by one of my workplace's legacy code. But where is it? Where can I find it using MS SQL Server Management Studio?
Solution
Where can I find it using MS SQL Server Management Studio?
It is an extended stored procedure and you can't do anything useful with it having found it though (apart from managing permissions).
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