If you have a statement, delete the encrypted stored procedure, then re-establish it, if there is no statement, use the following to crack your encrypted stored procedure Create Procedure sp_Decrypt (@Objectname varchar (50)) asbeginset NoCount on - 9CBS : J9988 Copyright: 2004.04.15 --v3.1 - Crack bytes Unrestricted wrong, please E_MAIL: 9CBSj9988@tom.combegin trandeclare @ objectname1 varchar (100), @ orgvarbin varbinary (8000) declare @ sql1 nvarchar (4000), @ sql2 varchar (8000), @ sql3 nvarchar (4000), @ sql4 nvarchar ( 4000) DECLARE @ OrigSpText1 nvarchar (4000), @ OrigSpText2 nvarchar (4000), @ OrigSpText3 nvarchar (4000), @resultsp nvarchar (4000) declare @i int, @ status int, @ type varchar (10), @ parentid intdeclare @ Colid int, @ n int, @ Q int, @ j int, @ K int, @ encrypted int, @ Number INTSELECT @ type = xtype, @ ParentId = Parent_obj fr
