Change Schema in SQL server for list of objects

-- CREATE SCHEMA dbmigration;

declare @OLDSCHEMA NVARCHAR(50)='dbo'

declare @NEWSCHEMA NVARCHAR(50)='dbmigration'

SELECT 'ALTER SCHEMA '+@NEWSCHEMA+' TRANSFER '+@OLDSCHEMA+'.'+ROUTINE_NAME+'; '

FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.ROUTINES

WHERE ROUTINE_TYPE = 'PROCEDURE'

And ROUTINE_NAME like 'DB_MIGRATION%'

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