Parse sql syntax

I have temp table inside my stored procedure:
CREATE TABLE #tmpOrders(product_id VARCHAR(20))
SELECT * FROM #tmpOrders o INNER JOIN dbo.products p ON o.productID=p.productID
o.productID column doesn't exists. The join should be:
ON o.product_id=p.productID
But when I create procedure, parser doesn't raise an error. The error is raised at run time.
Is there some option to check the SQL syntax before run time - to parse also temp table names?
Thanks,
Simon

Hi Simon
See my latest replay... I create a temporary table and then run CREATE PROCEDURE script to get the error, that was a mistake
CREATE TABLE #t (c int)
CREATE PROCEDURE sp1
AS
CREATE TABLE #t (c int)
SELECT * FROM #t JOIN sys.objects o on #t.c1=o.object_id
Msg 207, Level 16, State 1, Procedure sp1, Line 6
Invalid column name 'c1'.
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