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How can I hide my code from a stored procedure

My sql 2000 db, is connected with ms access. I am the db administrator. I have created stored procedures and I want the users to execute them but cannot see my code (from ms access).
I have already give to the users the exec permission, but how can I hide my code?
Mar 2 '12 #1
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Rabbit
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Don't give them the view definition permission.
Mar 2 '12 #2

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