Find columns used in stored procedure?
Answer / Nagpal Singh
To find the columns used in a stored procedure in SQL Server, you can use the following query:n```sqlnUSE your_database;nEXEC sp_helptext your_stored_procedure;nGOn``` This will return the text of the stored procedure, including the SELECT statement that defines the columns used.
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