Here is a small stored procedure that you can call after each Alter Table or Alter View statement to make sure that all dependent Views are refreshed and all stored procedures are recompiled.  Basically it finds all dependent objects using build-in stored procedure sp_depends @objectName that takes the object name as input and returns a table of dependent objects that contains two columns 1) Object Name and 2) Object Type. We just go through the result and execute one of the built in stored procs 1) If the object type is view then we call sp_RefreshView @depObjName  2) Otherwise we call sp_Recompile @depObjName.

Alter Procedure sp_RefreshDependentObjects
(
@ObjectName as Varchar(100)
)
As

CREATE TABLE #DepObjs(
ObjectName Varchar(100),
ObjectType Varchar(30) )

Declare @objName Varchar(100), @objType Varchar(30)

Insert Into #DepObjs
EXEC sp_depends @ObjectName

declare objCursor CURSOR FOR
Select * From #DepObjs

Open objCursor

Fetch Next From objCursor INTO   @objName, @objType
WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
    IF @objType=’view’
        Exec sp_RefreshView @objName
    ELSE
        Exec sp_recompile @objName
    FETCH NEXT FROM objCursor INTO @objName, @objType
END

Drop Table #DepObjs

We use self join to make the actual query.

Say for example, if you have a table as follows:

Product

——–

ProductID

ProductName

CategoryID

UserRating

Now lets make the query:

Select p2.ProductID, p2.ProductName, p2.Price, p2.UserRating

From Product  as  p1Inner Join Product  as  p2

ON  p2.CategoryID=p1.CategoryID

OR  p2.UserRating = p1.UserRating

OR Soundex(p2.ProductName)= Soundex(p1.ProductName)

Where

p1.ProductID = @myProductID