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Dear All,

I am to create a code review tool which can do following things.

1) To know which all classes / components are instantiated in a method. This means which all other classes whose objects are created in a specific method in a specific class.

2) To know which all stored procedures are used in a method.

The purpose is to re-engineer the code to generate a dependancy list at any time of SDLC.

I have already tried Reflection namespace. But it does not seem to return above details.

Is there any already available extensions for VS2003 / 2005 which can do this ? If yes, this is sufficient for me.

May anybody give me some suggestions ?

Thank you.

Madhu






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