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Hi guys

I have a table which I need to analyze, what jobs this is working with, what stored procedure is calling this table etc. Is there any built-in function to show me or anybody know how to do it? This is my new job, and there are hundreds of stored procedures and jobs, do i really have to go thru one by one?

Please help.

Michelle

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