Problem using script stored procedure as using EXEC dbo.sp_executesql

Question

When I use the Script Stored Procedure AS Create or Drop And Create I want to get the stored procedure returned like in 2008 some how I have missed a setting and I am getting it like this.  I get the sp_executesql instead of just the create procedure
and if I use a single quote it encloses them in single quotes.  Can some one please give me the setting I can't find it?
IF
NOTEXISTS(SELECT*FROMsys.objectsWHEREobject_id=OBJECT_ID(N'[dbo].[usp_record_count]')ANDtypein(N'P',N'PC'))
BEGIN
EXEC
dbo.sp_executesql@statement
=N'--DECLARE
@tablename AS sysname;
--SET @tablename = ''[Production].[Product]''
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[usp_record_count]
(@tablename sysname)
AS
BEGIN
SET NOCOUNT OFF
EXECUTE (''SELECT COUNT(*) FROM '' + @tablename)
END
END
Thank you for you help!!!!
Antonio

Answer 1

If you have Include IF NOT EXISTS clause
to TRUE
then SQL wraps
the script in a sp_executesql statement no matter how you generate the script including above cases. To get rid of SQL wraps
the sp_executesql statement need to set it to FALSE.
AFAIK only alternative is to use
sp_helptext 'proc_name'
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