Used Columns in SQL script/query

Hi,
we really have many SQL scripts.
Since we expect changes within the schema, we need to know the scripts which have to be reworked.
Is there any tool available which identifies all columns refereced by a sql script (columns used in select-list, where-clause, order-by clause, ...) ?
Axel.

There is a function in TOAD (http://www.toadsoft.com/) Schema Browser you select the table that need to be changed then you select the tab "used by" and it will show the stored procedures that are using this TABLE (not columns). Also this option only display stored code in the database and not unnamed scripts.
This is a script you can use:
Select owner, object_type, object_name, object_id, status
from sys.DBA_OBJECTS where object_id in (
Select object_id
from public_dependency
connect by prior object_id = referenced_object_id
start with referenced_object_id = (
Select object_id from sys.DBA_OBJECTS
where owner = 'OWNER'
and object_name = 'TABLE_NAME'
and object_type = 'TABLE' ))
I hope this is useful to you.
Message was edited by:
Delfino N.

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