Dependencies Not Correct With Temporary Tables --&&> Replication Is Failing

Hello all,

here is a stored procedure I have:

CREATE PROCEDURE spU_GUI_AppliqueConditionFinancementPourGuichet
(
@GuichetId int,
@Validateur nvarchar(40)
)
AS
CREATE TABLE #tReservations (ReservationId int)

IF (dbo.GetSiGuichetEnRegle(@GuichetId) = 0)
INSERT #tReservations
EXECUTE spU_GUI_AppliquePerteFinancement @GuichetID, @Validateur
ELSE
INSERT #tReservations
EXECUTE spU_GUI_AppliquePerteAgrement @GuichetID, @Validateur


SELECT GR.Id,
dbo.FormateNoms(GR.Name) AS Names
FROM #tReservations
LEFT JOIN AnotherTable GR ON GR.Id = AnotherTable.id

DROP TABLE #tReservations
GO


The creation is ok but when I look to the dependencies, I see that it depends on GetSiGuichetEnRegle only.

For me, it shall also depend on

AnotherTable
spU_GUI_AppliquePerteFinancement
spU_GUI_AppliquePerteAgrement
FormateNoms

Apparently the dependencies are not calculated correctly because I'm using a temporary table.

My problem is that I have updated this stored procedures (and the two other that I call) to add a new parameter. As a consequence, when I do a replication, this is failing saying that I have an extra parameter. I imagine that because my dependencies are not correct, the replication is not occuring in the correct order and so it's still using the old definition of the stored procedure.

Do you have any idea on how I can force the dependencies to be calculated correctly ?

Thanks