rule-engine-propagate

To find SQL code units matching propagation rules, you can use search methods like regex and semantic matching to accurately identify candidates in SQL projects and prepare them for batch modifications.

Maintaining consistency across stored procedures involves identifying code objects that fit user-defined propagation rules and applying batch updates uniformly, which helps safely enforce consistency throughout large codebases.

Yes, you can use both regex and semantic search methods to accurately identify stored procedures and other code objects that match specific naming patterns or rules for code refactoring.

Applying uniform modifications safely requires finding code units that match a specified propagation rule first, which simplifies batch updates and ensures project consistency without missing candidates.

Yes, rule-engine-propagate finds code objects matching user-defined rules within SQL projects, enabling efficient batch modifications and automating code propagation to maintain consistency across large codebases.

Propagation rules for SQL code refactoring rely on regex and semantic search accuracy to identify candidates, meaning poorly defined patterns may miss code objects or require manual review to ensure safe modifications.