Sorry abt the link,.
If a SET statement is run in a stored procedure or trigger, the value of the SET option is restored after control is returned from the stored procedure or trigger. Also, if a SET statement is specified in a dynamic SQL string that is run by using either sp_executesql or EXECUTE, the value of the SET option is restored after control is returned from the batch specified in the dynamic SQL string.
|||It is just for your current session/transaction only. It wont affect others
But before exiting form the SP/your Batch SET back the orginal property..
If your apps uses connection pooling it may cause a issue...
Mantra : if you start it, you have to finish it
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