SQL Server script: ALTER PROCEDURE - Execute multiple ALTER PROCEDUREs in one script without having to select each of the ALTERs one by one

I know it's not a big problem, but it tickles me anyway.

• I have a SQL Server 2005 script to create new data tables, constraints, change some tables to add columns, change procedures to account for table changes, etc.
• Everything works fine until the script meets my ALTER PROCEDURE statements.
• The error message looks like this:

"Msg 156, Level 15, State 1, Procedure cpromo_Get_ConsultDetails_PromotionBan, Line 59 Incorrect syntax next to keyword" PROCEDURE ".

Here's an example of my script:

ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[cpromo_Get_ConsultDetails_PromotionBan] 
(
 @idPromoBan int, 
 @uid int 
)
AS
begin
 set nocount on;

 /* 1-  detail de la promo */
 SELECT p.[nopromo], p.[StartDate], p.[EndDate], p.[DateText]
 FROM [cpromo_PromotionBanniere] as pb
 INNER JOIN [cpromo_Promotions] as p ON p.[idPromo] = pb.[idPromo]
 WHERE (pb.[idPromoBan] = @idPromoBan)

 /* 2 - cartes de la promo */
 SELECT pis.[idCardText], ct.[nom], ct.[descr], ct.[prix], ct.[prixCoupon], ct.[qtyItem], i.[Impact]
 FROM [cpromo_PromotionsItems] as pis
 INNER JOIN [cpromo_Impacts] as i ON i.[idImpact] = pis.[idImpact] 
 INNER JOIN [cpromo_CardText] as ct ON ct.[idCardText] = pis.[idCardText]
 WHERE (pis.[idPromoBan] = @idPromoBan)
 ORDER BY i.[iorder], ct.[nom];

 /* 3 - pvedettes opti */
 SELECT m.[idCardText], m.[qtyCardL], m.[qtyCardM], m.[qtyCardMG], m.[qtyCardS],
     ISNULL(m.[qtyCardMini], 0) as qtyCardMini,
     ISNULL(m.[qtyCardMiniPTJ], 0) as qtyCardMiniPTJ
 FROM [cpromo_MEMCards] as m
 INNER JOIN [cpromo_CardText] as ct ON ct.[idCardText] = m.[idCardText]
 WHERE (m.[idPromoBan] = @idPromoBan)
 ORDER BY ct.[nom];


 /* 4 - cart */
 SELECT [idCartEl], [idCardText], [qtyL], [qtyM], [qtyMG], [qtyS],
     ISNULL([qtyMini], 0) as qtyMini,
     ISNULL([qtyMiniPTJ], 0) as qtyMiniPTJ
 FROM [cpromo_UserCarts]
 WHERE ([uid] = @uid AND [idPromoBan] = @idPromoBan);
end


ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[cpromo_Get_CartItems_ByPromotionBan] 
(
 @uid int,
 @idPromoBan int 
)
AS
begin
 set nocount on;

 SELECT ct.nom, ct.descr, p.DateText, ct.prix, ct.prixCoupon, ct.qtyItem,
           uc.qtyL, uc.qtyM, uc.qtyMG, uc.qtyS,
     isnull(uc.qtyMini, 0) as qtyMini,
     isnull(uc.qtyMiniPTJ, 0) as qtyMiniPTJ, 3 as qteLimite
 FROM cpromo_UserCarts as uc
 INNER JOIN cpromo_CardText as ct ON ct.idCardText = uc.idCardText 
 INNER JOIN cpromo_PromotionBanniere as pb ON pb.idPromoBan = uc.idPromoBan 
 INNER JOIN cpromo_Promotions  as p ON p.idPromo = pb.idPromo
 WHERE (uc.uid = @uid) AND (uc.idPromoBan = @idPromoBan);
end

      

        
        
        
      

    

The error points to the first keyword "end" that was encountered on a double click. What I don't get at all is when you select one ALTER statement after another, it works just fine and smooth! When I try to run them all by pressing [F5] with no selection, it gives me an error.

I tried to include ALTER statements in another BEGIN ... END but with no luck, it says there is a syntax error next to the ALTER keyword ...

EDIT: Maybe because I am commenting out modifications made after the begin statement?

ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[cpromo_Get_ConsultDetails_PromotionBan] 
    (
     @idPromoBan int, 
     @uid int 
    )
    AS
    begin
------------------
-- Added column to take table changes into account blah blah blah...
------------------
     set nocount on;

     /* 1-  detail de la promo */
     SELECT p.[nopromo], p.[StartDate], p.[EndDate], p.[DateText]
     FROM [cpromo_PromotionBanniere] as pb
     INNER JOIN [cpromo_Promotions] as p ON p.[idPromo] = pb.[idPromo]
     WHERE (pb.[idPromoBan] = @idPromoBan)

     /* 2 - cartes de la promo */
     SELECT pis.[idCardText], ct.[nom], ct.[descr], ct.[prix], ct.[prixCoupon], ct.[qtyItem], i.[Impact]
     FROM [cpromo_PromotionsItems] as pis
     INNER JOIN [cpromo_Impacts] as i ON i.[idImpact] = pis.[idImpact] 
     INNER JOIN [cpromo_CardText] as ct ON ct.[idCardText] = pis.[idCardText]
     WHERE (pis.[idPromoBan] = @idPromoBan)
     ORDER BY i.[iorder], ct.[nom];

     /* 3 - pvedettes opti */
     SELECT m.[idCardText], m.[qtyCardL], m.[qtyCardM], m.[qtyCardMG], m.[qtyCardS],
         ISNULL(m.[qtyCardMini], 0) as qtyCardMini,
         ISNULL(m.[qtyCardMiniPTJ], 0) as qtyCardMiniPTJ
     FROM [cpromo_MEMCards] as m
     INNER JOIN [cpromo_CardText] as ct ON ct.[idCardText] = m.[idCardText]
     WHERE (m.[idPromoBan] = @idPromoBan)
     ORDER BY ct.[nom];


     /* 4 - cart */
     SELECT [idCartEl], [idCardText], [qtyL], [qtyM], [qtyMG], [qtyS],
         ISNULL([qtyMini], 0) as qtyMini,
         ISNULL([qtyMiniPTJ], 0) as qtyMiniPTJ
     FROM [cpromo_UserCarts]
     WHERE ([uid] = @uid AND [idPromoBan] = @idPromoBan);
    end

      

        
        
        
      

    

Thanks for any help or any hint.