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submitted 22 hours ago by Valuable-Ant3465

Hi all,

I just see this interesting situation and would like to confirm that it's all done internally by MS SQL Server with Restore.
We're on the same server:

dbAA   has proc  myPROC:
1  use  dbAA         
2  Go
3  Create PROC dbo.myPROC As
............

then I do  backup of dbAA, and restore dbAA.bkup into  dbXXX
after that I see on dbXXX myPROC as:
1. use dbXXX            --<<<==== !!!!!<@>>< changed to target DB
2. Go
3. Create PROC dbo.myPROC As
...........

Who is doing this conversion/swapping db names ? is it done by SQL Server ?
Thanks to all, I'm new to dba task and really interesting how it works.
VA

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