SQL Refactor has been retired with the release of SQL Prompt 5.

Much of the functionality of SQL Refactor is now available in SQL Prompt; including:

• Smart Rename (see: Renaming an object)
• Qualify Object Names (see: Qualifying object names)
• Uppercase Keywords in SQL Prompt 5.1 and later (see: Uppercasing keywords)
• Expand Wildcards (see: Expanding wildcards)
• Split Table (see: Splitting a table)
• Encapsulate as New Stored Procedure (see: Encapsulating SQL as a new stored procedure)
• Find Unused Variables and Parameters (see: Finding unused variables and parameters)
• Summarize Script (see: Summarizing a script)

For legacy support information for SQL Refactor 1.3, see SQL Refactor 1.3 documentation.