A query/procedure to get procedure dependecies sybase - sybase

Question

I am searching for a query/proceduer that give me all the dependecies of a procedure (results similar to sp_depends)
example in procedure proc1 , it execute proc2,proc3,
in procedure proc2 , it execute xproc1, xproc2
so I want my output to be like
proc1 -> proc2 -> xproc1 ->xproc2
proc1 -> proc3
EDIT:
I have created the below procedure , but the problem about them it gave me the below error
------------------------ Execute ------------------------
Maximum stored procedure nesting level exceeded (limit 60). Please use sp_configure to increase the 'max nesting level'.
return status = -6
Also the after after limiting the count on the cursor ( If your read carefuly the procedure , youll notice count , so I modified the procedure later to specify how many nest I got to avoide the error and I did avoid it ) the result is missing , I didnt get all the procedure dependency , what I am saying I am not getting all the procedure dependencies , I though problem with the procedure after investigating and checking into syscomments and selecting in depends sysdepends it seems sybase doenst give all the dependency . I dont know. Do you have a way that can help me got all the dependency ?
CREATE TABLE dbo.PROC_HIERARCHY
( PROC_PATH VARCHAR(4000) NULL
)
GO
CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.PROC_DEP_REC
#PROC_ID INTEGER,
#PATH VARCHAR(4000) OUTPUT
AS
BEGIN
SET NOCOUNT ON
DECLARE #CURR_ID INTEGER
DECLARE #CURR_NAME VARCHAR(40)
DECLARE #ROW_COUNT NUMERIC(12)
DECLARE #PATH_OUT VARCHAR(4000)
-- retrieve the children
DECLARE CURS CURSOR FOR
select distinct o2.name, o2.id
from sysdepends d
inner join sysobjects o
on d.id = o.id
inner join sysobjects o2
on d.depid = o2.id
where o.type = 'P'
and o2.type = 'P'
and o.id = #PROC_ID
OPEN CURS
FETCH CURS INTO #CURR_NAME, #CURR_ID
WHILE (##SQLSTATUS <> 2)
BEGIN
SELECT #PATH_OUT = #PATH + #CURR_NAME + '/'
select #ROW_COUNT = COUNT(1)
from sysdepends d
inner join sysobjects o
on d.id = o.id
inner join sysobjects o2
on d.depid = o2.id
where o.type = 'P'
and o2.type = 'P'
and o.id = #CURR_ID
IF (#ROW_COUNT > 0)
EXEC PROC_DEP_REC #CURR_ID, #PATH_OUT OUTPUT
ELSE
BEGIN
IF (RIGHT(#PATH_OUT, 1) = '/')
SELECT #PATH_OUT = LEFT(#PATH_OUT, LEN(#PATH_OUT) - 1)
INSERT INTO PROC_HIERARCHY VALUES (#PATH_OUT)
END
FETCH CURS INTO #CURR_NAME, #CURR_ID
END
CLOSE CURS
DEALLOCATE CURS
IF (RIGHT(#PATH_OUT, 1) = '/')
SELECT #PATH = SUBSTRING(#PATH_OUT, 1, LEN(#PATH_OUT) - CHARINDEX('/', REVERSE(#PATH_OUT)))
END
GO
CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.PROC_DEP
AS
BEGIN
SET NOCOUNT ON
DECLARE #CURR_ID INTEGER
DECLARE #CURR_NAME VARCHAR(40)
DECLARE #PATH VARCHAR(4000)
DECLARE CURS CURSOR FOR
select distinct o.name, o.id
from sysdepends d
inner join sysobjects o
on d.id = o.id
inner join sysobjects o2
on d.depid = o2.id
where o.type = 'P'
and o2.type = 'P'
OPEN CURS
FETCH CURS INTO #CURR_NAME, #CURR_ID
WHILE (##SQLSTATUS <> 2)
BEGIN
SELECT #PATH = #CURR_NAME + '/'
EXEC PROC_DEP_REC #CURR_ID, #PATH OUTPUT
FETCH CURS INTO #CURR_NAME, #CURR_ID
END
CLOSE CURS
DEALLOCATE CURS
SELECT DISTINCT *
FROM PROC_HIERARCHY
ORDER BY PROC_PATH
END
GO

Answer 1

What about the queries in sp_depends itself?
Go to the $SYBASE/ASE-X_Y/scripts directory and find the installmaster file (or instmstr on WIndows) and look for sp_depends.
Then you just need to format the output a bit differently, for exmaple by running a cursor loop over the final result set.