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I am planning on making a change to the data layer of my application and would like to determine every method which depends on the method I am changing. Is there an easier way to find all these relationships other than clicking on the method and selecting “Find Usages”, then performing the same step on each method returned until I get to the top?
Resharper 5 comes out soon, and amongst many other useful features, has a feature called “Call tracking” that does exactly what you are describing.
http://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/documentation/whatsnew_50.html#code_analysis