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dbForge SQL Complete is an intellisense add-in for SQL Server Management Studio and Visual Studio with advanced autocompletion and formatting features of T-SQL code.

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  1. Auto parsing and delimiting IN clause values. As an app developer, many a times I find myself dealing with lengthy IN statements and would have to first paste my IN values in excel, run a script to add single quotes when values are strings and delimit each with a comma, then paste the result back into Management Studio and Enterprise Manager....e.g select * from table where col IN ('A', 'B',...)...basically your add-in with format the data once I paste into the IN...if column before the IN is string value, then it add quotes to the values and delimit and add…

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  2. the original sql statment:

    SELECT *
    FROM T1 RIGHT JOIN T2 ON T1.ID1=T2.ID1

    after reorganize

    SELECT *
    FROM T2 LEFT JOIN T1 ON T2.ID1=T1.ID1

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  3. When I click right mouse button over table or view identifier in some query, I'd like to see a command 'Execute a query for the table in new document'.

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  4. For any new subquery nesting level I would also suggest increment the indent from the previous query or subquery level, not all at same level.

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  5. I'll be very glad if I could select a partial script in smart way and then run it with CTRL + SHIFT + E shortcut. The separator should be 2 blank lines, one at the top and one at the bottom of the script, and yes, I'm a shortcut addict. thanks a lot guys!

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  6. Resharper, a popular addon for visual studio has a nifty feature where you can hit ctrl+t to open a compact search window where you can type part of a type name, and a list of clickable suggestions is presented as you type.

    http://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/features/navigation_search.html#Go_to_Type

    It would be quite handy to have something similar for Management Studio.
    Clicking any of the matches could open a new query window with an ALTER statement prepared.

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  7. Guys,

    The main idea is following:

    When people enumerate column names between SELECT...FROM most of them can be separated on two behavioral groups:

    1) People who enumerates columns on a single line

    2) People who enumerates columns on a new line each.

    Both of these goups after previous, already typed, column name and before typing next type "," (comma) first and then " " (space - first group of people) or ENTER (second group).

    No one type next column name immidiately after comma.

    So really intellisense popup needed after SPACE or ENTER but not after COMMA.

    Please. disable displaying of…

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  8. Automatically alias a second reference to a table even if "generate alias on commit" is not enabled

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  9. I have looked high and low for product that will meet a need that I often have; from the number of posts that I find on the net many others have as well.

    More and more, with the increase in the amount of data being collected and queried, data warehouses, BI software, using columnar tables (sometimes referred to as a vertical data structure) makes more since. Vertica DB and Terri Data use this structure natively.

    However, it often is necessary to convert (or pivot) the data to a traditional horizontal, row-based format. In SQL Server as well as Oracle, and…

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  10. For example
    SELECT * FROM "Person" WHERE "Person".

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