SQL Server: How to find the user who last modified the stored procedure
I believe SQL Server doesn't store this information in its system tables. You can see who owns the procedure, but that is not necessarily the same as who created or last modified the procedure.
You might be able to find out through the default trace (the your data folder for .trc files), but this information is only kept for a few files(5 files and ~100MB each).
There is a Standard Report that will show you the schema change information that comes from the default trace. This simplifies things somewhat for you. (Unless you have the default trace turned off.)
In SSMS, right click on Server Name, choose Reports --> Standard Reports --> Schema Changes History.
The list is in time order with most recent at the top. However, once the report is created, you can export to Excel to make it easier to search for a specific name.
You might be able to find out through the default trace (the your data folder for .trc files), but this information is only kept for a few files(5 files and ~100MB each).
There is a Standard Report that will show you the schema change information that comes from the default trace. This simplifies things somewhat for you. (Unless you have the default trace turned off.)
