How to modify stored procedures in SQL Azure database in SQL server express 2012

Hi,
I want to modify stored procedures in SQL Azure database in SQL Server Express 2012. But when right click on the stored procedure in Object Explorer, there is no option "Modify" as for SQL Server database. I wonder how to modify stored procedures in SQL
Azure database in SQL Server Express 2012. Thanks.
York

Hi,
Not sure whay there is no modify..
As a workaround can you try this and see if you can modify proc..
Script Procedure As-> Alter To->New query window..
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