At this moment, if you change the name of a table, or add a column to the table or view, you have to recreate the table/view in development. ( One way around recreating the table is to just apply the changes to a table in your SQL Server management studio, or go to the template of the view ).
But, next to that you have to look for context and layout procedures, and regenerate them. If I’m making a lot of changes, I always forget one of them with the result that I have a bug, and often just look in my Inspector which call fails.
It would be great if you could just do this with one button. If you change a view, you press the button, and only if there is an error you go to the functionality.
This would save a lot of mouse clicks, and sometimes searching as it is not always clear which templates are linked to a view.