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

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  3. Show database objects when writing cross database queries.
    SELECT t.*
    FROM [dbName].[dbo].[table] t

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  4. I saw another program that allowed shortcuts such as typing ssf generated query "SELECT * FROM"
    I could create new shortcuts too. See this for details: http://www.ssmstoolspack.com/

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  5. The xml Data Type methods (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms190798.aspx) MUST be lower case. We have keywords set to be upper case, and that makes the xml Data Type methods upper case too, which does not work.

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  6. When creating a procedure, often the next step is to execute a piece of permission code. ie:

    CREATE PROCEDURE db.uspdbForgeSQLComplete
    GO
    GRANT EXECUTE ON ..... TO .....
    GO

    Once ON is typed it would be great if the prompts list included the name of the current procedure at the top of the list even if it hasn't yet hit that cache or been created.

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  7. Multiple tables in the join statement are indented correctly, but no option to add a line break between the table joins. I find this line break to help legibility when dealing with many tables in a join.

    I think adding the option "break before JOIN keyword" would solve that issue, and not require evaluating for subquery or further complex on statement conditions.

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  9. Have the option to set max length for concatenation string. I've seen this implemented in SQL Beautifier and it helped legibility on long strings.

    User should be able to choose max length of characters before wrapping begins, then wrapping begins with + at beginning of line.

    It changes string from long string that user must scroll or have word wrap affect.

    BEFORE:
    ,comment_string = 'Sample text' + 'Sample text' + 'Sample text' + 'Sample text' + 'Sample text'

    to:

    ,comment_string = 'Sample text' + 'Sample text'
    + 'Sample text' + 'Sample text'
    + 'Sample text'

    This would be great to…

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  10. Requesting a tweak to the indentation level settings for subqueries.

    If I have it set to have closing parenthesis on a new line, I'd like the option to align the whole thing with the starting parenthesis, and this to be the alignment point of the subquery. Increases legibility when lots of subqueries are involved.

    Targeted format:
    select
    1
    ,2
    ,3
    from
    table11 t

    inner join table2 t2
    on t.value = t2.value
    
    inner join ( -- starting parenthesis
    
                select
                    1
                    ,2
                    ,3
                from 
                    subquerytable3
                where
                    test = test
                ) f on t.value = v.value
                    and t.value2 = v.value2
    

    where
    test =…

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  11. When using the DATEDIFF function for example, the first parameter is a datepart (year, month, day, etc). The code completion for that parameter always adds parentheses after the datepart - e.g. DATEDIFF(YEAR(), Start, End). Is it possible to turn off the addition of the parentheses to the datepart inside a function that has datepart as a parameter?

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  12. Add the 'Initial caps each word' option to the 'Text Case -> Identifier Case' branch in formatting profiles.

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  13. Most of the time I prefer parameters on a single line, but in case they are many I like to wrap.. perhaps two or three in each line.

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  14. For insert I would like the starting brackets of fields and values to be aligned.

    The formatter produces

    insert into Table (Field1, Field2)
    values (1, ‚text‘);

    when ideally I would like

    insert into Table (Field1, Field2)
    values (1, ‚text‘);

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  15. When typing in a statement. For example:

    SELECT *
    FROM MyTable

    Instead of having to type in MyTable. I would just like to enter

    SELECT *
    FROM MT

    At which point the suggestion box would identify the table MyTable based on it's initial capital letter at the beginning of each word.

    Similar to the feature in ReSharper:

    https://www.jetbrains.com/resharper/webhelp80/Navigation_and_Search__CamelHumps.html

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    1 comment  ·  Features  ·  Admin →

    Please perform the following:

    1. Select ‘SQL Complete → Options’ from the main menu. The ‘Options’ window opens.
    2. Navigate to the ‘List Members’ branch in the ‘Options’ window.
    3. Select the ‘Camel Case’ option.
    4. Click ‘OK’.

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