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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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  2. Now it can format code using only one selected style

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    Please perform the following:

    1. Select ‘SQL Complete → Options’ from the main menu. The ‘Options’ window opens.
    2. Navigate to the ‘Formatting → Profiles’ branch.
    3. Right-click in the ‘Formatting Profiles’ section and select ‘Reset To Defaults’ from the popup menu.

  4. In Argentine by sql complete is imposible, one dollars are 8 pesos. Is realy expensive!! Also, I can't write in a blog about sqlcomplete because I only use it one free month and then I have to unistall it. I don't use linkedin or facebook, so I can't have this excelent tool. I hate people who download pirate things, so I won't dowload it in http://thepiratebay.se

    Maybe, if I start to use it in my work (complete version six months), other people who can buy it like this excelent tool and they'd buy it.

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  5. A key combination to enable/disable SQL Complete would be extremely useful simply for those circumstances where it just gets in the way like when you are working on a system with hundreds of databases and they appear in the suggestions. Tony

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  6. when having multiple nested Select Statements, it formats based on the top-most parent Select statement instead of, either the encapsulated statement or the Select keyword.

    Potential idea: If there is a Select keyword, indent appropriate its siblings but if a nested select is included inside one of the sibilings then base its indention key off the new select pattern, and so on.

    For example:
    Select
    Field1,
    Field
    2,
    ( Select
    Field3,
    Field
    4,
    From Table2 ) as Field_5
    From Table1

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  7. see sample code below

    Select
    @Variable1 = d
    ,@Var2 = dsfdasf
    From
    #data

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  8. Display synonyms as tables

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  9. At some point SQL Complete was modified to automatically close parenthesis when writing functions. When I type 'sum(' the close paren is automatically added and the cursor placed within the parens. This forces me to resort to using the arrow keys when I am done supplying the function's arguments. I don't type with arrow keys, and would like the ability to disable this functionality.

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  10. I am big fan of this SQL Complete tool, it is really a good tool to help develop or build sql blocks. But one thing i notice that, currently sql complete is not providing intellisense for store procedure parameter. if it is providing this thing also than its really help full while building store procedure.

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  11. Redgate has this, infact many of the online SQL formatters give you the option to have keywords, etc as lowercase, capital or uppercase.

    Your product is reasonably priced against redgate.

    But it's unusable if it makes all my keywords uppercase.

    Thanks,
    Jason

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    This can be setup as follows:

    1. Select ‘SQL Complete → Options’ from the main menu. The ‘Options’ window opens.
    2. Navigate to the ‘Formatting → Profiles’ branch.
    3. Select the active profile.
    4. Click ‘Edit Profile…’. The ‘Edit Profile’ window opens.
    5. Expand the ‘Text Case’ node.
    6. Expand the appropriate subnode and select the ‘Lower’ radio button.

  12. If the word I manually type matches an AutoComplete entry, apply the case in the AutoComplete to the typed word. This would apply to both reserved words and object names.

    Example 1: I type 'sel' and wait a millisecond. 'SELECT' appears in the AutoComplete. I press [space] and SELECT is typed for me. Next, I type 'select' and press [space] without waiting. The word remains lower case.

    Example 2:I type 'select * from peo' and wait a millisecond. 'People' (a table name) appears in the AutoComplete. I press [space] and 'People' is typed for me. Next, I type I type…

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  13. Need a format rule for CREATE TABLE.

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  14. ability to create some snniped

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  16. Please add support for formatting table variable like other table similar format:

    Declare @tbl_MyTable Table (
    Id int,
    Code nvarchar(50)
    )

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  17. I want to be able to insert the 'AS' clause before all aliases. Currently, SQL Complete does not insert the 'AS' clause.

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    The ‘Automatically generate AS clause’ option is available in the ‘Alias’ section of the ‘Options’ window that can be invoked by selecting ‘SQL Complete → Options’ from the main menu.

  18. When we Create some SP with Parameters and when we are using those parameter in SP Coding then Those parameter name is not showing in List of Variables..

    Kindly solve this bug in new release...

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  19. Add functionality to refresh the connection from ssms, when it is lost or killed by my dba i must open a new instance of ssms to get functionality back

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    In order to resolve this issue, please perform the following:

    1. Select ‘SQL Complete → Options’ from the main menu. The ‘Options’ window opens.
    2. Navigate to the ‘General’ branch.
    3. Unselect the ‘Enable SQL Complete’ option.
    4. Click ‘OK’.
    5. Select ‘SQL Complete → Options’ from the main menu. The ‘Options’ window opens.
    6. Navigate to the ‘General’ branch.
    7. Select the ‘Enable SQL Complete’ option.
    8. Click ‘OK’.

  20. I can't give a custom format to a clausule UNION

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    This can be setup in the ‘UNION’/EXCEPT/INTERSECT’ section of the ‘Edit Formatting Profile’ window.

    To open the ‘Edit Formatting Profile’ window, please perform the following:
    1. Select ‘SQL Complete → Options…’ from the main menu. The ‘Options’ window opens.
    2. Navigate to the ‘Formatting → Profiles’ branch.
    3. Select the active profile and click the ‘Edit Profile…’ button.

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