Yes, you can absolutely do that in MSSQL as long as there's a batch separator (it's not implicit at a line break,;, or something else. It's not uncommon to writ

Yes, you can absolutely do that in MSSQL as long as there's a batch separator (it's not implicit at a line break,;, or something else. It's not uncommon to write large deployment scripts with proc creations/alters. There's some other things like that in the post, some coming down to what seems like syntactic sugar and feels more like a difference that doesn't really need to be noted (like the types/dropping piece).