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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. This was closed, but seems to be missing from version 3.5.61

    Option to put commas at beginning of line rather than end
    http://devart.uservoice.com/forums/87893-sql-complete/suggestions/1325453-option-to-put-commas-at-beginning-of-line-rather-t

    For example:

    SELECT Col1
    , Col2
    , Col3

    etc.

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  2. When you format text based on
    Text Case > Identifier Case > As in database
    It does not work as expected.
    e.g. supposedly i have some tables definitions

    CREATE TABLE DUCK1(Abc int)
    CREATE TABLE DUCK2(aBc int)

    CREATE TABLE DUCK3(abC int)

    I these are the statements i want to format

    select d.abc from duck2 as d
    select d.abc FROM duck3 as d


    but what i get after formatting is this

    SELECT d.aBc FROM DUCK2 AS d
    SELECT d.aBc FROM DUCK3 AS d

    this is not what was expected.

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    In case there are multiple objects with different case in the database, dbForge remembers the case of the first found identifier in the database and uses it for all identifiers with this name.

  3. Possibility to exclude lines of code in execution history that include senitive date (username and/or password)
    example:
    -- run code in sqlcmd mode
    :connect [servername] -U my_account -P T0pS3cretP@ssw0rd!

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  4. 3 votes
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  5. All of our SQL scripts are in TFS so I tend to open them in Visual Studio, edit them there, and check'em back in. However, where I work, each "script type" has a different extension (not ".sql"). For example, a procedure script would be ".prc", table ".tab", view ".viw" etc... I'm not necessary in agreement with these naming conventions, but I have to deal with them nevertheless. The problem relating to SQL Complete is that these extension types are not recognized so I get none of those juicy features we all love. The only way around it is to change…

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  7. When using PIVOT the columns are prefixed with the table alias of the table inside of the pivot and nog with the alias of the pivot

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  8. 1 vote
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  9. When creating a formatting profile there is only one selection for Alias casing, in my personal experience my column alias casing differs from my table alias.

    EX:

    Select
    det.name AS UserName
    , det.id AS UserId
    , det.phone AS UserPhone
    , det.description AS UserBio
    FROM dbo.exampletable det

    when running through my formaterr with the setting Alias Case set to 'Lower' it changes my column alias's whether they are snake_Case PascalCase to lower

    TLDR : have a setting to alter column alias case individually rather than a global alias case option

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  10. When doing a join on a table to a cross/outer apply function, intellisense doesn't suggest any joins based on column names like it does for joins on tables/views

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  11. The point 'Delete' is disable in the context menu in
    SQL Complete->Options->Formatting->Profiles

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  12. "WHERE ID = DEFAULT" is not a valid WHERE clause

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  13. not show user defined variable in option

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  14. I want to be able to write parametirased queries like select * from table where id = @id. When i try to run that sql compare can ask me about values of the parameters.

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  15. The current statement is not executed when it is commented out.

    If i have the following query and attempt to execute it, SSMS says "Command(s) completed successfully.". The query is not actually executed.
    -- select * from table1

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  16. If I have to work with multiple versions of sql server, decide which server / version sql server enable auto-complete

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  17. When you run a SELECT query that contains a BLOB field would be nice to offer the option to display in Hexadecimal format, Image, Text, etc.. In addition to allow edit or delete them

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