Backport : Revert "Use sys.all_objects for accurate function and procedure filtering #2760
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Backported PR: #2751
This reverts commit 27a0bcd.
This change is being reverted due to differences in behavior observed between:
Specifically:
getProcedures() and getFunctions() return procedure/function names without numbered suffixes, since sys.all_objects does not expose numbered procedures.
In contrast, getProcedureColumns() and getFunctionColumns() query sp_sproc_columns, which does return numbered procedures, leading to inconsistencies across these APIs.
There was an effort done to make getProcedureColumns() and getFunctionColumns() work in #2743.
This PR addressed these differences, but SQL Server still supports numbered procedures, and users can benefit from grouped procedures (see here : sp_proc_columns)
To maintain compatibility and avoid unexpected discrepancies, this PR reverts #2705 and restores the original behavior.